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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
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As an American-born
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player Brucato. My name is rose
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to give you an indra number 23
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for today's topic to our prison is drilling with nervous.
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Why did I choose this topic?
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Because in my opinion
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this is a problem very close to us
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and I want a little bit of telling a story.
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Last month when I was in a presentation class I
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was asked to speak in front of my friends with
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freely topic and
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but
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I feel a panic when I,
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when I spoke and everything I spoke was very not smooth and
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made my friends do not understand the point that I was conveying.
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That's why I just this topic for today's
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Okay, let's get started.
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Mm active 5%. People feel nervous and anxiety in high states speaking ah situation,
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especially in a presentation and nervous is a part of being a human and for me
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it is very normal and natural for people to get nervous and what is an anxiety,
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I will go with a symptom first.
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Okay,
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This is the symptoms, um the typical things that might happen with,
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even when we're nervous or anxiety is the 1st 1.
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Hispanic
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fear. You have a dream out, your leg is shaking.
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You know, you're not be able to stay calm,
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Your heart is just so
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your heart goes up and
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the last thing is
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you are overthinking
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all these symptoms can occur when we are nervous, we can manage that anxiety with
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the first one is taking a deep breath and holding a cold bottle of
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water and if you get a dry mouth you can drink a warm,
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you can drink something warm and the last one is shocking on Lindsay or chewing
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gum
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before, before moving on to the next point, I will
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explain about another source of anxiety that often occurs
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during presentations and make us even more nervous.
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It is about overthinking the last symptoms uh in this slide
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over things
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is about what will happen in the futures. We
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we over think about what will happen in the futures and for the example
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is bringing out
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when we're often thinking
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we can get a blinking out
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okay before we move on to the next point, I will give to tips to avoid planning out.
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The first one is take time to really map out your content.
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Ah The second one is don't say word for word, uh
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don't say the word for what memorized actually, memorizing can work against you,
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but um it can make you more nervous and during this speaking presentation.
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Okay,
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next
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I will jump
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to the way
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to deal with nervous.
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The first one is preparing
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preparation is the k A successful presentation by making a map and structures.
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It is very helpful for the all the speakers
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and the next one is
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learn to relax,
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You can doing stretching or breathing exercise before you talk.
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Uh it can't help you to reduce your nervousness and uh next is check out room.
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You have to make sure
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you yourself are familiar with this place with the place that
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you're going to um presentation or you are going to speak in
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uh with you can you can take your you can check the mic,
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you can check the stage and many others
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and next
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know your origins
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to know your audience,
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you have to create your audience to get attention
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and to make you more close with your audience.
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Okay, Next is this is
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Sorry
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this is the important point. Number five is concentrated of the message.
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You have to try to focus on about your message that's going to be
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they're going to be daily first and you have to focus on on your audience Yeah, First,
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you have to focus on after your message and the second one,
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you have to focus on your audience.
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Okay. The last way to deal with nervous is visual visualize success.
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Imagine yourself speaking to your audience in loud and clear.
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This is
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uh this is can make your audience get the point that you want to give.
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The audience can get your message.
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The audience can get the information they want that you have, that you want to give.
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Okay.
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The next point is about the fillers.
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I think everyone's know about the fillers fillers fillers.
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Word is an apparently meaning word,
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praise our sound that marks and pause or hesitation of your speech.
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They are placeholders that give us moments to collect our talk while we are speaking
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some of the common fillers word in the english are um uh like ok right and and others
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but
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it is a big thing
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when we overuse the fillers many times it is uh it
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is distract your audience to get your message and information.
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This is important guys.
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Okay,
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because I think the fillers is important,
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important point in my presentation,
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I will give you tips to minimize favorable world.
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Okay,
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there are 44 tips
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that I was given.
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The first one is find your filler words, what does it mean?
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I think it is find your filler work by by practice by practicing speaking in front
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of your friends that you trust and you can ask them to count how many,
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how many times they hear um like really many others,
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this is to make you aware of this habit, it is very important,
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you can practice with your friends, you can, yeah you can do it every day
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to minimize your feelers.
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The 2nd 1 is pinpoint your hotspot,
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it's mean that you have to try to catch
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yourself if you initially reaction to answer the question
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to start with um and ah I think more
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of people start with start answering the question with
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so
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and and with the right
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for the example,
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so
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today we are going to talk about blah blah blah blah blah blah,
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right like this
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And
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the next one is practice chunking.
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I think this is a technique um that in full thing grabbing information in the smaller
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uh into the smallest point to um make your audience more easily understand. Like
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you have to
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interpreting
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you're
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speaking presentation.
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Okay,
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The last one is
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pulsed with purpose.
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It means that you have to replace your filler with a powerhouse well placed spouse,
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help calm your nervous and help you appears more confident with your audience.
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No.
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So
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the conclusion of my topics today is uh that when we want to deal with our nervous,
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you have to understand your abilities and repel well for what you are going to
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convey what you're going to present and don't
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overthink what will happen in the futures.
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Wild presentation
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of fight fillers is a fight fillers in speaking
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because it will make your presentation
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more natural and make your listeners distracted
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and
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uh, the fillers is make your listeners not focus on the message that you give.
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I think that's over me. That's all my presentation.
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I will say sorry about my mistake in our in
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my presentation today and thank you for your attention.
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Goldberg
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