by Lee Glickstein | Jan 16, 2019 | Stage Fright & Public Speaking Anxiety, Success Stories
Jack Gescheidt is an environmental activist who two months ago had a major breakthrough addressing hundreds at a forestry conference in a hotel ballroom. You may remember Jack as one of the subjects of my Public Speaking Anxiety Solved! video. In the two-part video...
by Lee Glickstein | Oct 4, 2017 | Featured Articles, Stage Fright & Public Speaking Anxiety
The Speaking Circles cure for public speaking anxiety arose from my own 45 years of severe stage fright. I was the deer in the headlights guy, and it was humiliating. Toastmasters didn’t help, nor did other methods to break through this confounding issue. It...
by Tina Mertel and Lynne Velling | Oct 1, 2017 | Stage Fright & Public Speaking Anxiety
Excerpt from the Association of Talent Development: We’ve seen speakers who haven’t been congruent. Their message was rich, engaging, and educational, but the speaker seemed uncomfortable, trying too hard, or being too content-focused. We know we enjoy a speech when...
by Lee Glickstein | Sep 8, 2015 | Stage Fright & Public Speaking Anxiety
We come into this world as fully expressive bundles of divine energy, but as relational beings we need our divinity mirrored back in order for us to fulfill our unique expression on earth. After our physiological and safety needs are met, our need for belonging...
by Maurice Taylor MA LMFT | Feb 17, 2015 | Stage Fright & Public Speaking Anxiety
Nervous system resilience–or regulation–is our ability to stay engaged and present, to stay in our bodies and avoid unhealthy fight, flight or freeze when confronted by potentially triggering stimuli in the environment. Nearly everyone has experienced the...
by Lee Glickstein | Feb 20, 2011 | Stage Fright & Public Speaking Anxiety
Next time you are in the audience of a magnificent speaker, steal a look around you and notice the faces. You might be surprised to see that almost all appear neutral, even somber, rather than in lively rapt attention as you might have assumed. You see, an authentic...