Andy Neary shares how his kid told him he looked uncomfortable on camera, which pushed him to practice more. He argues you get better at public speaking by actually doing it: panels, webinars, videos. The camera picks up reluctance.
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My kids were making fun of me the other day, and they didn't mean to make fun of me. He's like, daddy, it looks like you don't want to be, like, behind the camera. I'm like, really? That's good feedback. I need to be like, more like, you know. Yeah. Seduce the camera more like Tommy. Like Tommy did in the recent. The past episode, Right. Yes. Yeah. So, you know, I'm still learning, but it's really helped me because I'm doing more public speaking, doing panels, webinars, and every time I do one, it's like, I get a little bit better. Yep. And I would just tell the people out there that you get better at the thing by doing the thing.