Are you very shy when it comes to new surroundings, such as starting a new class or moving to a new area? Sometimes, it is necessary to overcome your shyness and speak confidently. By doing this, it can help you not only to share your ideas properly to others, but also to learn communicating with others. Here are a few steps to consider when speaking with confidence.
Steps
- Learn how to have conversations with people. Your ideas      or opinions may not always be accepted by others, but this is nothing unusual.      Open your mouth, express your beliefs! This will improve your courage.
 - Don’t be afraid and speak loudly. If you      speak in a low voice, not only will others not be able to hear what you      say, but you will also portray a submissive demeanor, which suggests the      opposite of a confident one.
 - Make eye contact when you speak. For one      thing, it is polite for others. Also, eye contact will help others to      listen to your thinking carefully.
 - Praise yourself everyday! This will      promote your own confidence, which is important when you speak. With more      confidence, people will take your thinking more seriously.
 
Tips
- Don’t      be nervous when you make mistakes. Human error is far from being a new      concept — nobody is perfect! It is normal for everyone to make      mistakes. Just calm down and keep speaking bravely.
 - Try      and try again! This may be difficult for a shy person at first, but you      need to force yourself to speak, and not seclude your thoughts. If you      have some ideas, then try to speak out! Don’t just keep them in your      head.
 - If      you have self confidence issues, try to think that you are the only one      who has sound knowledge about the topic. Then go ahead and impart your      knowledge to the audience in an effective way.
 - Remember      that there is a fine line between confidence and arrogance. Don’t      portray an exaggerated amount of confidence, or you will come off as      arrogant, believing that your ideas are better than the ideas of everyone      else.
 
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