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I’m Sarina Mann, the creator of Breakthrough Public Speaking enabling business leaders and individuals to speak with confidence for both online and offline platforms.
Winning multiple awards at Toastmaster speech contests at local, regional and national levels, I soon developed a passion for helping others become the confident speakers they want to be. I realised that being a confident speaker isn’t a skill you’re born with, it’s a skill you learn, a skill everyone can learn.
One of the most common questions I am asked by businesspeople is “Why is presenting on video so nerve wracking”? That’s a very big question. Things like who you are as a person, your training, and your natural levels of confidence on camera all have a part to play, as do many other factors. There are no quick fixes, or one size fits all solutions, but there are a few things you can do that will help you prepare.
Being able to present or speak to a group, whether on video or in person, is a vital career and business enhancing skill. As with any other skill though, even the most naturally talented of presenters will benefit from additional training. Not only that, but you may also find it has some hidden, and very valuable, added benefits.
I even know some confident public speakers who are happy to speak from a stage in front of a couple of thousand people but won’t do videos of themselves. Speaking on camera can bring up unique worries so it’s something to work with.
