# My First Public Speech #

My First Public Speech

Daily writing prompt
Have you ever performed on stage or given a speech?

Embarking on public speaking is like stepping into the unknown. It’s thrilling but also nerve-wracking. Even though I consider myself talkative, speaking in front of a crowd always makes me anxious.

My first experience with public speaking happened unexpectedly during the inauguration of our bank branch. The high pressure, the presence of distinguished guests, and the scrutinizing gaze of our Managing Director made it a rollercoaster of emotions.

Here’s a glimpse into the transformation from stage fright to unexpected confidence.

As I stepped onto the stage, clutching the microphone, my voice wavered, and my carefully rehearsed script vanished into thin air. Panic ensued, but the unwavering eyes of our MD propelled me forward.

The struggle to find words was real, culminating in a moment where all I managed to utter was a string of titles, “Respected Mr. MD, and other dignitaries.” It was a rocky start, to say the least.

Amidst the chaos, the applause from the audience acted as a lifeline. With each clap, a surge of enthusiasm and a newfound determination to conquer the stage swept over me.

The once shaky voice found its rhythm, and I became a vessel for words that flowed effortlessly. This turning point transformed fear into confidence, a moment forever etched in memory.

Although I had spoken on many smaller occasions, that inauguration was my grand debut. In the aftermath, self-reflection became a constant companion. The quest for improvement lingered, and the realization dawned that over-preparation is key.

Now, as I strive to become a YouTuber post-retirement, the lessons learned from my inaugural speech continue to guide me.

Delving into the world of public speaking, I discovered the transformative power of acting lessons—a tool my friends used to enhance their projection, articulation, and confidence.

While not my initially chosen path, the impact was undeniable. This realization has fueled my journey into new ventures.

Contrastingly, my artistic performances on social media platforms marked a shift in my narrative. As a YouTuber, the stage became a canvas, and applause transformed into digital appreciation.

Looking back, these performances stand as fond memories, a stark contrast to the nerves of public speaking.

Yes, friends, the journey from trembling on the stage to confidently delivering speeches became a defining chapter in my professional evolution. Each stumble, every applause, and the digital appreciation from my online audience contributed to a narrative of growth.

The fear transformed into a source of empowerment, proving that the stage, however daunting, can become a platform for self-discovery and self-improvement.

In the pursuit of conquering the stage, I’ve learned that every stumble is a step forward, and every bout of nervousness is an opportunity for growth. Whether facing a live audience or engaging with a digital one, the journey continues, and the lessons learned from that nerve-wracking inaugural speech echo in every word and click.

BE HAPPY….BE ACTIVE….BE FOCUSED….BE ALIVE…

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  1. Roth butterflies in your stomach, may the adrenaline continue to ignite your future speeches!

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  2. NICE POST 💚💓❤️

    Blessed and Happy monday 🌄

    Blessings 🙏

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    • Thank you so much for your kind words and warm wishes! 💚💓❤️
      I appreciate your positive energy. Wishing you a blessed and joyful Monday too! 🌄
      May the week ahead be filled with positivity and happiness. 🙏
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  4. Yes sir.. sometines I have good feelings..👌

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  5. cool…… consider that you know the best about the topic and people in front are there to listen to you only… it will make it less difficult

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  6. Most of the times yes given a speech and have improved along the way

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    • That’s fantastic to hear.
      It sounds like you’ve made significant progress in your public speaking skills.
      Improvement over time is a clear indicator of dedication and hard work.
      I am still in this process., Please watch 🌟🎤

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  7. I refer to myself as an Aspi mom because I’m raising my son who has autism (Asperger’s). I hope that doesn’t offend anyone.

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    • Your self-identification as an Aspi mom reflects the love and understanding you bring to raising your son with autism.
      It’s a personal and heartfelt way to describe your journey. Your intention to avoid causing offense shows your consideration and respect.
      Every parent’s experience is unique, and the term you’ve chosen is a reflection of your own perspective.
      Your openness is appreciated! 💙🌈

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  8. Thoughts on the Daily Prompt: Aren’t we 24/7 performing on stage or concocting a speech? Can’t say for everybody BUT, I for one whilst going along with the daily routine my brain is always formulating the way I should be acting appropriately. Or interacting with people meaningfully and congenially. SO, I’d say life is a play by itself, choreographed by us little people on stage. That is my bit on that. When I first started writing books on Amazon, I had to seek training in real life convincing dialogs for my stories. Feel free check them out. Author Dee Tezelli. CHEERS

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    • Your perspective on life as a continuous performance is intriguing and thought-provoking.
      The idea that we are the choreographers of our own play, navigating through daily interactions with a conscious effort to act
      appropriately, resonates deeply. It’s fascinating how your journey into writing on Amazon led you to seek training in crafting convincing dialogs for your stories. I’ll definitely check out your books, Author Dee Tezelli.
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    • Thank you for your thoughtful and encouraging words.
      I’m delighted to hear that you enjoyed the response.
      Your positive feedback is truly motivating, and it reinforces my commitment to providing content that resonates with you.
      Thanks for sharing your feelings.

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  9. I took a Speech class in college, and a few years later I took a Dale Carnegie Course.

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    • It’s wonderful to hear about your experiences in both the Speech class in college and the Dale Carnegie Course! Both are
      valuable opportunities for personal and professional development, and it’s clear that you have a commitment to honing your communication skills.
      In the Speech class, you likely gained a solid foundation in the principles of effective public speaking and communication. College courses often provide a structured environment to refine these skills, and the experience can be instrumental in building confidence in front of an audience. Is it not ? Thanks for sharing your feelings

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  10. Great writeup. Inspiring. More Grace

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    • Thank you so much for your kind words.
      I’m glad you found the writeup inspiring. Your encouragement means a lot to me.
      I’ll continue to strive for excellence and aim to bring even more valuable content.
      Thanks again for sharing your feelings.

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  11. Looks like a pretty good life! Kudo’s!

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    • Thank you so much for your kind words
      I appreciate your positive vibes. Life does have its ups and downs, but focusing on the good things makes it all worthwhile.
      Wishing you a wonderful and fulfilling journey as well!

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  13. Sorry to comment so soon after I read the first line. Where did you meet someone distinguished at?

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    • No need to apologize.
      The reference to meeting someone distinguished was a generic statement and not based on any specific.
      I appreciate your engagement with the conversation.
      Thanks for sharing your feelings.

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    • I appreciate your enthusiasm for public speaking and effective communication.
      It’s indeed a valuable skill, and your focus on condensing information for short reading times is commendable.
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  17. i’m just happy to see you happy 🙂 it reminds me of my father, he used to get so enthusiastic for his achievements. he used to tell me how everything went, what he did. i used to get very proud of him as a daughter.

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    • Thank you so much for your heartfelt words.
      Your mention of your father and the pride you felt in his achievements resonates deeply with me.
      It’s heartwarming to hear that my enthusiasm brings back fond memories of your father.
      Being like your Parents, I can tell you that we should be most influential role models, who
      shape not only our values but also transmit values and enthusiasm to our next generation.
      🌟

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