What's the best advice you've ever received for public speaking? #PublicSpeaking #PreparationIsKey

What other tips can you give somebody like me who still has a little bit of insecurity, or we'll call it stage fright, in front of an audience?

I think from my experience, and, you know, I've done a lot of speaking for years all over the world, what I've learned is it's the preparation. Now, everybody thinks it's memorizing the presentation. Now, of course, you build out a program and you get your thoughts together, okay? And that might be a several-week period, whatever the case, might be the day before. But what I've learned is the night before, before you go to bed— this works for me, it may not work for you— you You may have to do it at lunch the day before, but have that time. I take— and as many times I've presented on various topics, it doesn't matter if I'm going to spend 30 to 45 and maybe an hour going over the presentation. I'll make notes in my mind before I go to bed. And the reason I do that, then I don't wake up in the morning and say, okay, now let me just check my notes, let me see the PowerPoint. No, I've already gone through it in my mind. And that way, when I wake