Fear of Public Speaking: Never Fear Public Speaking Again (Udemy.com)

I thoroughly enjoyed TJ's presentation on Overcoming the Fear of Public Speaking, especially the parts about having a positive mindset, developing a process, recording yourself on video, and refining it until you like it. He has taken the fear out of public speaking and will put his advice into practice. As for future recommendations, I would like to hear more stories/examples and tips on adding humor to your presentations. Thanks very much TJ for the awesome presentation!

Hello TJ,The course was good,it highlighted basic points crystal clear.I was looking forward for tricks,techniques and tips which could have helped students like me.Never the less,recording a video and then analyse seems to be a great tool to build confidence.Thanks a ton for this course.Let me know any other courses offered by you.I liked the clarity of concepts and presentation by you. Good luck .

I wasn't expecting much, yet it was worth watching... And, as you mentioned, don't only leave ratings; describe what else we could do to better this course. I believe you should teach more aspects that most people do not understand, such as where to stand, how to stand, the zigzag technique (to make eye contact with the audience), hand motions, the spacing between legs, and so on. Thank you, by the way, for this wonderful training!

So far , I am not sure if this course will meet my expectations. But will see I have not finished the course yet , but for the amount I spent on the course I did not receive any technique or strategy how I can use or follow to stop public speaking fear. I need to complete the course for final rating. Regards

This is so practical. I was left amazed in the first lecture itself when I got to know the real reason behind the fear of public speaking. Have watched numerous contents relating to this topic in the past, but none of them were able to pin point this practical reason and deliver with such accuracy. Further The tips mentioned are very practical. Absolutely NO BULLSHIT. No Fancy tips straight from any book. To the Point and Very practical content. Ready to be used in the real world. Believe me I've watched unbelievably huge amounts of contents on this. But None of them were THIS practical and hit my mind so hard. Thanks TJ, this was of immense help. Every bit of this course is of great help and HIGHLY PRACTICAL. ♥ ♥ ♥

Although I don’t have a specific message to get across, my goal is to overcome fear of public speaking in general; I find TJ Style to be Calm and Engaging, He’s clear in the way he explains things and the outline of the steps are easy to follow, Plus having Disturbs repeated in the e-book was very helpful especially for someone like me who is awful at taking notes and remembering things.

Yes, so far some great points. I feel more confident already. Just listening to TJ explain some of the practical steps that I can take to relieve anxiety and panic when faced with public speaking. I plan to implement the exercises and get started right away. I'm ordering more classes by TJ today so that I can continue to build on my public speaking skills.

I think this course is just what I need. I think the thing I have been missing is the practice. Everyone keeps saying the more you speak the better you get, but I never actually practiced what I wanted to say. It was kind of a shock the first time I listened to myself speaking( most of my presentations are virtual).

This is the 3rd course I have taken by TJ Walker and I continue to learn new things. It is very apparent to me that he loves what he does by how well he delivers each lecture and how quickly he replies to any message or post. Thank yo for another helpful course. Now time to practice practice practice!

I haven't had a chance to to put it into practice just yet. So I can't say the effectiveness for myself personally. But he was very clear, and it made a lot of sense. Really appreciate this course and encourage others to give it a go. Side note: My wife might wonder why I'm recording myself talking 100's times, but I'll try it.