How do I use NLP to improve my Presentation and Interview Skills? |
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Many people struggle giving presentations. It is considered by many to be the biggest fear people have. In fact Jerry Seinfeld once remarked: "A recent survey stated that the average person's greatest fear is having to give a speech in public. Somehow this ranked even higher than death which was third on the list. So, you're telling me that at a funeral, most people would rather be the guy in the coffin than have to stand up and give a eulogy." If you doubt your ability to deliver a good presentation then the best way to start is to create a few resourceful beliefs. Run through the Belief Creator with the following concepts: |
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If you are nervous about a presentation you have to give, or an interview you have planned, then use the swish pattern to give you a more positive outlook and to prevent you from worrying prior to the event. Also, practice the Get Grounded and Confidence exercises. It is also a good idea to set up a really powerful anchor using the Anchoring technique, so that you can access a good state during the actual presentation or interview. You may wish to use the states you created with the Get Grounded and Confidence and incorporate them into your 'super anchor'. |
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It is always a good idea to work on your general confidence for help with public speaking, so as well use these exercises use the more general confidence building advice from the How do I Increase my Confidence article. If you feel that the biggest problem standing in the way of giving good presentations is a general lack of practice, then you should give Toastmasters International a try -I have been a member for several years and it is a great organization to improve your public speaking. Or if you feel up to it, an NLP trainers training is a great experience. If you have an questions, or feedback about your progress using these exercises, then please feel free to email Good Luck! |
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