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Why Public Speaking, master Wayne?

Why Public Speaking, master Wayne?

During our life we will be called to talk in public. The shaking we feel in our legs, the fright we perceive, the fear while we even think about a talk, is called glossophobia. And it is right behind the corner, being it a talk in a big conference, or a speech during a weekly meeting.
The key moments of my career in IT have been the ones in which I overcame my fear of speaking in public. From a shy and introvert developer I became a teacher and a speaker at conferences and meetups. I want to share my experience and tips on how to overcome glossophobia and prepare an effective presentation.

Gregorio Palamà

April 13, 2019
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  1. “There are two types of speakers: Those who get nervous

    and those who are liars” Mark Twain
  2. Symptoms uncontrollable shaking, dry mouth, increased heart rate and blood

    pressure, vocalized pauses, dilated pupils, sweating, increased perspiration and oxygen intake, stiffening of neck/upper back muscles, quivering voice
  3. Spotlight effect “the phenomenon in which people tend to believe

    they are being noticed more than they really are” from Wikipedia - Ph by Jay Dantinne @ Unsplash -
  4. Illusion of Transparency “a tendency for people to overestimate the

    degree to which their personal mental state is known by others” from Wikipedia - Ph by Ewan Robertson @ Unsplash -
  5. Q&A