Public speaking can feel like a roller coaster—you’re excited one minute and nervous the next. Whether it’s a school presentation, a business pitch, or a wedding toast, public speaking is an essential skill.
Amazingly, as of 2024, over a billion LinkedIn accounts have been created from over 200 countries and regions. With a Daily Active User (DAU) of 134.5 million unique users, this data encourages almost everyone to use LinkedIn to build a reputable and authoritative online presence.
Getting good at talking in front of people is a great way to get your message and intention across, but many folks struggle to be confident about it.
On average, it takes approximately 5 to 10 years of hard work on a project before it becomes incredibly successful. And yet most give up before they see the results of their effort.
A study from Forbes revealed that candidates typically have 7 seconds to create a good first impression. And approximately 69% of people decide what they think of someone before the other starts talking.
Give habits time, and it’ll mold our lives before we know it. These repetitive actions shape our daily lives from when we wake up to when we have our last meal. But how do micro-habits differ from the habits we know?
In today’s cutthroat and competitive society, success doesn’t just happen by chance. It takes a lot more than luck to be successful. Of the many critical traits to success in anything we do is negotiation.