Three Practices Before Public Speaking

ORIGINAL TITLETres prácticas antes de hablar en público

Shira Lazar shares three things she does when she feels anxious before speaking at a conference.

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Shira Lazar
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Nov 7, 2022
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While dancing, Lazar lists meditation, affirmations and journaling, and physical movement as personal practices.

  1. 1The sceneShira Lazar shares three things she does when she feels anxious before speaking at a conference.
  2. 2The contextWhile dancing, Lazar lists meditation, affirmations and journaling, and physical movement as personal practices.
  3. 3The detailOn-screen text lists three practices Lazar uses when anxious before a conference: meditation; positive affirmations and what she calls “quantum journaling”; and exercise, dancing or movement. This is her personal routine, not evidence that each practice works for everyone.

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  1. Shira Lazar shares three things she does when she feels anxious before speaking at a conference.
  2. While dancing, Lazar lists meditation, affirmations and journaling, and physical movement as personal practices.
  3. On-screen text lists three practices Lazar uses when anxious before a conference: meditation; positive affirmations and what she calls “quantum journaling”; and exercise, dancing or movement. This is her personal routine, not evidence that each practice works for everyone.
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Three Practices Before Public Speaking

While dancing, Lazar lists meditation, affirmations and journaling, and physical movement as personal practices.

On-screen text lists three practices Lazar uses when anxious before a conference: meditation; positive affirmations and what she calls “quantum journaling”; and exercise, dancing or movement. This is her personal routine, not evidence that each practice works for everyone.

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