According to the National Social Anxiety Center, public speaking anxiety affects over 70% of the population. Luckily, public speaking courses exist to help you overcome your fears around public ...

Forgive me for repeating an old Jerry Seinfeld joke, but I tell it to make a point. “According to most studies, people's number one fear is public speaking,” said Seinfeld. “Number two is death. Death ...

Public speaking is a common source of anxiety for many people. The thought of standing in front of a crowd, delivering a presentatin and being the center of attention can be overwhelming. This fear ...

Anxiety and stress go with public speaking for all but a lucky few. Now a recent study underscores the importance of recognizing and accepting those emotions rather than trying to deny them. According ...

Commencement speaker Kayleigh An Philip '24 earned her BA in Communication with a minor in esports. For some, speaking in front of a crowd can be exhilarating. For others, it can feel paralyzing. The ...

The fear of public speaking, also known as glossophobia, is the most common of all fears. Seventy-five percent of people have it, and I’m one of them. That probably surprises some people because ...

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Co-written by Patrick Donadio and Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, Intentional Insights Co-Founder and President What do you feel when you imagine standing up in front of an audience? Visualize the bright lights ...

A quick Google search coughs up many ways of remedying this fear–from the old advice to imagine your audience in their underwear to “visualizing success” or just practicing in front of a mirror.

The vast majority of the population experiences some form of public speaking anxiety, whether it’s night-before insomnia or breaking out into a sweat when stepping up to the podium. These jitters are ...

Not long ago, the thought of having to speak before a room full of people would strike fear in Phil Chrzanowski. His anxiety would skyrocket, causing his body to tremble and his voice to quiver.

In a new BBC documentary, England’s Prince William sat down with Premier League soccer players to discuss mental health issues that often go unspoken–and untreated. In one scene, a player asked ...