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\"WHO ELSE WANTS TO BECOME A SPELLBINDING SPEAKER USING THIS
REVOLUTIONARY NEW FORMULA?\"
\"GIVE ME JUST 5 HOURS AND I'LL SHOW YOU HOW TO LET GO OF FEAR AND
BECOME A GREAT SPEAKER - USING MY GUARANTEED 3-STEP SYSTEM...
I'VE REFINED AND TAUGHT THIS SYSTEM PRIVATELY FOR YEARS - NOW IT
WILL BE PUBLICLY REVEALED HERE FOR THE FIRST TIME...\"
- Philip Callaghan, Author, NLP Trainer and Coach
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From the desk of Dr Philip Callaghan
Dear Friend,
As you read this, you've probably heard about a lot of courses which
promise great transformation.
You may even have taken some in the past.
This course, more than others is designed to deliver on that promise
- you can become a great speaker.
I'm aware that many people have no idea how good that can really
feel, though I'm sure you can start to imagine that sense of
achievement more as you read on.
You don't realize it yet, but in the next 2 minutes you're going to
learn something about yourself which will pave the way to the level of
success you truly deserve. You are ready for success, aren't you?
First, I'm going to let you in on a well-kept secret.
If you've ever been nervous about giving a presentation, shrink from
the idea of making a speech or panic at the thought of speaking your
mind in a meeting, I have something vital to tell you.
You're not alone.
Public speaking has often been cited as the No. 1 fear in the US and
UK and has been for some time. It is thought to affect as much as 54%
of the UK population. There are plenty of theories for this, yet no
one really knows why.
However, I'm confident that I can help you become a confident
speaker because I had to help myself first.
That's right. I USED TO BE AFRAID OF PUBLIC SPEAKING TOO.
HOW I WENT FROM 'COLD SWEAT' TO 'COOL, CALM AND COLLECTED'
You see, I used to get incredibly nervous when I had to give a
presentation to even a very small group. I would talk myself up
beforehand, but as the time approached, I would rapidly become a
nervous babbling wreck.
I originally trained as a chemist and went on to do research for my
doctorate.
Up to that point, I had largely managed to avoid a speaking role.
Now, I was expected to deliver regular presentations, give lectures
and even speak at national conferences!
Clearly, something had to change - and fast!
At that point in my life, I didn't have the first notion how to
overcome my fear so I made all the usual mistakes, as you can probably
imagine.
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I tried to ignore it, even as fear gripped my guts with icy fingers.
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I 'talked myself up' inside my head before speaking, as though I
could explain away the dread that I felt.
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I heard that practice would 'de-sensitise' me, but it did the exact
opposite.
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I tried putting on a 'confident' fa
