Judge, Jury, and Elocutioner
When you’re preparing to present to an audience, whether you’re:
facilitating a discussion
presenting to a board
leading a training program, or
the keynote presenter at a conference
…try to bear in mind that the audience isn’t there to judge your performance.
You’re there to improve their lives.
The measure of your performance is not “how good you were” on stage. The true measure of your performance was how that time impacted the audience and changed the thread of their work and life in the future.
Getting out of the first mindset and into the second will almost always improve your effectiveness and, funnily enough, help to dissolve your nervousness (or at least reframe it into a positive light) too.
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