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Dear Nervous Lin,
Many people are afraid of public speaking.You are not the only one so don't worry.
Here are some tips to help you deal withyour problem. First of all you should practice giving your presentation infront of a mirror until you feel confident. This way you'll have less stress.There are also certain things you can do right before and during yourpresentation. Before starting, you should do some kind of physical activity tohelp reduce your anxiety. Taking a walk is a good idea. Also, while you'regiving your presentation, choose a few friendly faces from the audience andfocus on them. And don't forget to take deep breaths to feel calm. If all thisdoesn't work, I advise you to take a training course in public speaking. Itwill help you get over your fear.
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