How Confident Are You as a Speaker?

How do you feel when speaking in front of a group of professionals?

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A. Excited—I love the spotlight!

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B. Nervous, but I can push through.

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C. Anxious—I worry about messing up.

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D. Terrified—I avoid it whenever possible.

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When you’re explaining an idea, how often do people stay engaged?

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A. Always—they hang on my every word.

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B. Most of the time, but I lose some attention.

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C. Occasionally—some people seem distracted.

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D. Rarely—I struggle to keep people interested.

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How prepared do you feel before an important presentation or meeting?

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A. 100% ready—I have my structure down!

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B. Mostly prepared, but I second-guess myself.

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C. Somewhat prepared, but I wing it too much.

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D. Not prepared—I get flustered or overwhelmed.

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How do you handle unexpected questions or challenges from your audience?

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A. Easily—I thrive on quick thinking!

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B. Okay—I can answer, but I get flustered.

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C. Struggle—I worry about saying the wrong thing.

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D. Panic—I freeze or stumble.

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How confident are you in your voice, tone, and delivery?

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A. Very confident—I know how to project power.

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B. Somewhat confident—I could improve my delivery.

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C. Not very confident—my voice lacks authority.

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D. Not confident at all—I struggle with tone and clarity.

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When you finish speaking, how often do people take action on your message?

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A. Always—I inspire action every time.

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B. Often, but not always.

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C. Occasionally—it depends on the setting.

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D. Rarely—I feel like my message doesn’t stick.

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What’s your biggest fear when speaking in front of others?

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A. I don’t really have a fear—I feel in control.

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B. Forgetting my key points.

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C. Losing my audience’s attention.

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D. Looking foolish or unprepared.

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Do you currently use storytelling, persuasion, or structured techniques in your speaking?

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A. Yes—I’ve mastered these strategies.

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B. Somewhat—I try, but I could improve.

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C. Not really—I know I should, but I don’t.

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D. No—I wouldn’t even know where to start.

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