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I agree the web cam idea sounds great, but the human intimidation factor is critical. You want to know how well you deliver the talk when you are in front of an
by sopooneo 11y ago
I agree the web cam idea sounds great, but the human intimidation factor is critical. You want to know how well you deliver the talk when you are in front of an audience. The are involuntary physioligical reactions that occur inside your body when real people are in front of you looking at you as a group. Learning to deal with and harness these reactions is an essential part of learning to deliver your talk.
- noir_lord 11y agoAgreed but the physiological side of it is just one part, going into the talk knowing that someone impartial has already been over it and that you have your ducks in a row would definitely help. I once had the entire management of a (very large) company I worked for turn up for a training talk I was doing with no notice, I did the talk which went well then went in the toilet and threw up, the nice thing is after that I stopped worrying about public presentations as literally the worst thing had already happened.