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Guys im death scared when I speak at stage or wherever I might catch attention, I know the only solution is practicing but I don't know where to practice, I tried in front of mirror it didn't work for me, any suggestion please?

Success isn’t luck it’s preparation. The most successful people don’t leave things to chance; they plan, they practice, and they show up ready. Every small effort behind the scenes adds up to big wins. Stay prepared, stay consistent, and watch yours

Here are 7 Steps I Use For Mastering Any Interview Question: Interviews can be nerve-wracking, but with the right practice, you can ace any question that comes your way. Here’s a tried-and-true method to prepare effectively: 1. Write Bullets on t

Unfiltered thoughts(1/n) I always use to say that "grass is always greener on the other side" but I think the grass is greener on the side where you water it more. It means if you kept thinking about other's then you won't be able to anything by you

Most incompetent folks won't understand that getting a job is more a function of talent, skill set , credibility and pedigree ( least important) Employers " don't care " which language you speak, which place you come from. Everyone wants to hire th

Ananya, a 22-year-old student, disliked speaking in front of others. Whenever she faced an audience, her hands trembled, and her voice trembled. Following yet another uncomfortable presentation, she thought to herself, “I simply don’t excel at this.”

12 Ways to Boost Your Self-Confidence. Self-confidence is a game changer in both personal and professional life. Here’s how you can cultivate it: 1. Set Achievable Goals ↳ Start with small, realistic goals that you can accomplish quickly. Success w

Have you ever thought of this ? When you learn to drive, you are quite anxious at start how to control your steering, break, clutch and accelerator. In first few weeks your steering is often gets controlled by others, similarly while starting a busin

This 1 rule is what almost every expert has in common. It’s the 10,000-hour rule. Popularized by Malcolm Gladwell in his book "Outliers," this rule suggests achieving world-class expertise in any skill is largely a matter of practicing the correct