Why You Go Blank When You Stand Up to Speak and How to Change It
You can be brilliant at your job, sharp in meetings, the person everyone turns to and then someone says "can you just say a few words?" and your stomach drops through the floor.
That's the fear of public speaking, and it has nothing to do with how good you are.
In this episode of Moving Minds Forward, Gary Johannes explains what's really happening when you stand up to speak: why your brain treats a friendly room as a life-or-death emergency, why your mind goes blank at exactly the wrong moment, and why avoiding it only makes the fear stronger. Then, what actually helps — including one simple…
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