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Again for many men the fear of ridicule and people watching may make the situation extremely uncomfortable and at times unbearable for want of trying.

This is again a perception we have had of ourselves as we grow into adulthood and it is something we need to address before we have the capability to act like that in public.

I once had someone say to me that when you go out to speak to a small audience visualize all the people in the audience as stark naked to calm your nerves.

Thinking back, now I would surely chuckle to myself throughout the speech, if I am given that chance again.

The point is that why should we feel any different when we talk to one individual as opposed to talking to a group of many.

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