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Are you terrified of public speaking? You're not alone.

In this conversation, Will and Linda Ugelow explore the fear of public speaking, also known as glossophobia, uncovering its roots in societal conditioning, childhood trauma, and personal experiences. Linda shares her journey from a shy performer to a confident speaker, stressing the power of authenticity and connection over the pressure to be perfect.

Will outlines a transformative four-step process for overcoming fear, including healing past traumas, restoring safety, and designing the ideal speaking experience. Together, they emphasize how embracing your unique story and connecting with your audience can turn speaking fears into opportunities for personal growth and transformation.

Read Linda’s book here - https://lindaugelow.com/delight-in-the-limelight/

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:15 - Transforming Public Speaking Fears
10:09 - Understanding the Roots of Glossophobia
19:52 - The Role of Perfectionism in Public Speaking
29:59 - Embracing Authenticity and Connection in Speaking
31:35 - The Power of Connection and Energy
33:05 - Transformational Process of Overcoming Fear
35:45 - Healing Modalities for Public Speaking Anxiety
39:06 - Designing Your Speaking Experience
44:44 - Preparing for High-Stakes Speaking
52:30 - The Art of Meaningful Conversations
55:59 - The Role of Meditation in Presence

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