Public speaking can be hard, especially if you’re not too fond of audiences or large groups of people! Depending on your comfort level, these tips might require some practice and time but as you prepare to speak in front of an audience, work on relaxing your body as much as you can, remember to pace yourself, take as many pauses as you need and prepare talking points you can refer back to so you’re able to get all your ideas across. How did you get better at public speaking as an introvert?
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Jennyfer Rubio attended Universidad Latinoamericana and University of Phoenix where she received a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications and Public Affairs; she is currently working on her Master’s degree at Arizona State University in Digital Audience Strategies. Jennyfer has a boutique branding and Communications agency, called: Branthea and is currently working with Maria Asunción Aramburuzabala, the most important business woman in Mexico and Latin America. Jennyfer is an International Student and is experienced with Online and Work-Study.
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