What was your first public speaking experience like?

When I reached my ninth standard at Sri Chaitanya Techno School, we were part of four different homes to deal with the assembly process, and each house student participates in different activities each week You should.

That week is our turn, and more importantly, we need to provide everything in Hindi. Because they may miss something and may stay in front of everyone, everyone is afraid to take over the promise in Hindi. As I am familiar with Urdu and Hindi, my tutor has asserted that I will do this work. I tried to convince you that he was not good at robbery, but she insisted that I would do this! I have no choice

Then I began preparing my promise over and over again. This is quite difficult for me as I usually understand concepts and try my own answers in the exam.

Then that day finally arrived, this was a huge podium and started the assembly process. They use big drums instead of "easy" and "caution" commands. Therefore, whenever the drummer is accustomed to defeat it, my heart resonates with 'DUM' 'DUM DUM'. To make matters worse, our school uniform is red!

That is my turn, I slowly walked to the stage, brought my microphone to my hand, and my heart banged as if I were crushing a stone.

In addition, I stood before the crowd wearing the red uniform waiting for me. When I started introducing, suddenly I heard a loud voice, suddenly stopped watching the sound source. Then I noticed it

I started a line of promises, everyone can notice my hands and feet shaking. An interesting part began now,

Every student started to see each other, and they did not know whether they were following me or the correct face. Everything is confusing. I still ignore everything that I will keep till the end

Even today, it will make my face a smile. But since then my stage fear has gradually weakened and recently I gave a lecture on GPU programming in front of our professors.

Well, first of all, I am neither speaking nor speaking in public, nor such thing! Here I am only describing some of the things I have learned from experience speaking in public in the beginning. When I asked about this game, I had not even thought about playing that game, but some of my friends signed me (please do not ask me). I was shocked at listening to this ... I almost did not tell anyone, and it was always shocked about what I said in public (especially when there are many girls as viewers ). However, I decided to participate. Finally, this day is coming ... I am not ready yet ... I am waiting to call my name! "Arjun", my name is called ... I really like "really do not have to talk now"? My adrenaline is hurrying from head to toe ... I trembled, almost no sound, my eyes began to blur! But I said to myself: "Go into the region, brothers." I finally entered the stage ... Everyone is watching me, judges, friends ... everyone. The game is actually five minutes, but it feels like five years.

My first class is a seventh grade. From the subsequent school and work experience, I am familiar with talking with various kinds of people in various environments. Some of my friends have the opportunity to speak in front of the audience as they participate in clubs and volunteers who speak. As part of TED Residency, I was very fortunate that very smart and talented people shared their thoughts about the wordings, structure, editing etc of my conversation. Sharing an incomplete presentation can be uncomfortable, but everyone will provide valuable things, but the wonderful ideas and suggestions of others will be better than originally thought .

Fostering new skills: The skills to speak in public are the first things I think. I insist that many people dislike talking in front of others, but it may be necessary for everyone to talk in public. You are great when you are young, it is wonderful, so you can keep using your skills throughout your life.