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3.3 Controlling Nervousness and Stage Fright


3.3 Controlling Nervousness and Stage Fright 

Controlling nervousness and stage fright means finding ways to manage and calm your feelings of anxiety ચિંતા or fear when you have to speak or perform in front of others. This can involve techniques like deep breathing, positive self-talk, visualization મનમાં ચિત્ર ઊભું કરવું - તે, and practice to build confidence and reduce anxiety.

1. **Prepare:** Know your material inside out. Practice your presentation multiple times until you feel confident.

2. **Breathe:** Deep breaths can calm nerves. Take slow, deep breaths before and during your presentation.

3. **Visualize Success:** Picture yourself giving a successful presentation. Imagine the audience engaged and receptive.ગ્રહણશીલ

4. **Focus on Content:** Concentrate on what you're saying rather than how you feel. Remember, you're sharing valuable information.

5. **Engage the Audience:** Make eye contact, ask questions, and involve the audience. It helps shift the focus away from yourself.

6. **Move and Gesture:** Movement can release tension. Use your hands and body to emphasize points and keep the energy up.

7. **Practice Relaxation Techniques:** Techniques like progressive muscle relaxation (an exercise that reduces stress and anxiety in your body) or visualization મનમાં ચિત્ર ઊભું કરવું can help calm nerves.

8. **Positive Self-Talk:** Replace negative thoughts with positive affirmations સમર્થન. Remind yourself that you're prepared and capable.

9. **Start Strong:** Begin with something you're comfortable with, like a joke, anecdote ટુચકો, or interesting fact. It helps ease સરળતા into the presentation.

10. **Practice, Practice, Practice:** The more you practice, the more comfortable you'll become with public speaking.

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