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My stepmother committed me to talk to a class of students with ADD about my story of going from straight F's in sophomore year of high school to getting straight A's through the rest of high school and going on to get into medical school.
HOWEVER, I have terrible, TERRIBLE, TERRRRRIBLE stage-fright whenever I have to get up and talk in front of people. I forget everything I had planned to say and just sort of look around, stuttering, saying "like...", "umm..."
The talk I have to give is coming up in a week. Does anybody have any advice on == MED ADVICE COMPONENT EDITED OUT = I might take or strategy I might use to overcome the stage fright? I realize a more long-term approach is probably worthwhile looking into, but for this, I need something quick.
Thanks so much ahead of time.
HOWEVER, I have terrible, TERRIBLE, TERRRRRIBLE stage-fright whenever I have to get up and talk in front of people. I forget everything I had planned to say and just sort of look around, stuttering, saying "like...", "umm..."
The talk I have to give is coming up in a week. Does anybody have any advice on == MED ADVICE COMPONENT EDITED OUT = I might take or strategy I might use to overcome the stage fright? I realize a more long-term approach is probably worthwhile looking into, but for this, I need something quick.
Thanks so much ahead of time.
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