Have You Ever Felt Anxious Before Giving A Speech? This book will give you strategies to replace your feelings of anxiety with feelings of confidence. Statistically speaking, only 10% of the population like giving presentations. Half of those people have a natural ability and enjoy speaking in front of crowds, and the other half have gone out to seek help with conquering the fear of presenting in order to make a powerful, memorable presentation. Have You Ever Felt Anxious Before Giving A Speech? This book will help you to feel confident in a matter of seconds just by giving your secret thought patterns. Inside You Will Discover:The Secrets Experts Use To Feel Confident & Have Fun During Presentations How To Create An Opener That Instantly Hooks The Listeners How To Keep Your Listeners On The Edge Of Their Seats How To Create Unforgettable Stories How To Bring Your Characters To Life How To Make Your Story Visually Intriguing - Like A Movie How To Be Prepared For Public Speaking Events & Presentations Ways To Build Instant Rapport With The Audience And Much, Much More! 15 years ago, the author Daniel Robbins had one big dream...and one HUGE fear. He wanted to positively impact thousands of lives but he was afraid of speaking in public (and on video too for that matter), but he was determined to overcome that fear. He studied how to become a good public speaker from Brendon Burchard, Tony Robbins, and Matt Morris. He then forced himself to get in front of people and give presentations. Today, he has become one of the most impactful speakers of this century, and he wants to share his best strategies with you. Imagine yourself 1-Hour from now...You've read this powerful book and your confidence has skyrocketed because you now know how to give a powerful presentation without feeling anxious about what to say, or what people are thinking... What Readers are Saying: "Make presentations in public is not easy for me and I have to do it with my job. In this book I found a lot of stuff to help me to prepare myself. I recommend this book."