3. Keep in mind that you're the onl

3. Keep in mind that you're the only one who knows.
While you may not have slept the night before (or for an entire week prior to your speech), your audience doesn't know it. They are simply looking forward to what you have to share. The truth is that most people can't tell that you are nervous or afraid. And if you do show signs of anxiety by stammering or forgetting what you were about to say, recognize that your audience is pulling for you. Most people don't enjoy watching a train wreck. There's nothing wrong with saying, "I forgot where I was going with this." A polite audience member will probably gently remind you, and then you may continue.

結果 (繁體中文) 2:

3.請記住，你是誰知道的唯一的一個。
雖然你可能沒有以前睡覺晚上（或整個星期你的演講之前），你的聽眾不知道它。他們只是期待著你有什麼分享。事實是，大多數人不能告訴你是緊張還是害怕。如果你這樣做表現出焦慮由口吃或忘記你正要說的跡象，認識到你的觀眾是拉你。大多數人不喜歡看火車殘骸。有沒有錯，說：“我忘了我要去哪裡與此有關。” 有禮貌的觀眾可能會輕輕地提醒你，然後你可以繼續。

結果 (繁體中文) 3:

3。記住，你是唯一一個知道的人，而在你的演講之前，你可能沒有睡過一個晚上，你的聽眾不知道。他們只是期待你的分享。事實上，大多數人都不能告訴你是緊張還是害怕。如果你焦慮的迹象的口吃或忘記你要說的話，認識到你的聽眾為你拉。大多數人不喜歡看火車殘骸。沒有任何錯誤，說：“我忘了我要去哪裡了。”一個有禮貌的聽眾可能會輕輕地提醒你，然後你可以繼續。