You may have experienced what it's like to speak publicly while believing things like this:

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• "I'll stumble over my words and appear unprofessional"

• "People will notice my nervousness and judge me"

• "Others are more articulate and knowledgeable than me"
• "I'll forget my lines or key points during the presentation"
• "I'm not charismatic or engaging enough"
• "I'll be criticised or mocked for expressing my opinions"
• "I'll be judged based on my appearance rather than my content"

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...and other hope-destroying sentiments from the "realist" part of you.

But what if we can prove these beliefs wrong?

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What if we can practice our way to improved communication?

What if there are a set of key insights and key exercises that can help you to see results at work, in your social life, and even in your family life?

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There certainly are.

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And I've enjoyed sharing these with people from all over the world, from all different backgrounds over the past few years in my Meetup group.

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My group of 900+ people has a star rating of 4.9 stars because I know how to help people of all different backgrounds to communicate more effectively, and I'd be happy to help you, too.

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- David F. Reynolds