A coach tells someone worried about lacking a place to practice public speaking that they already have plenty of venues: grocery store conversations, professional meetings, Zoom calls. Every interaction counts as practice.
Hey, coach, I don't have any place to practice public speaking and communication. What should I do? I feel you, man. I can sense that. But you know what? This is often an excuse we give to ourselves. Because if you look closely, you have many places, right? You go out and go to the grocery stores. You go and do a professional meeting. You connect people over Zoom. You don't need to have a very stimulated environment to practice. Every time you're having interaction with another human being, this could be your practice ground for public speaking.
