Hi, I'm Olivia Mitchell

Do you wish you had more confidence?

Confidence to speak up in the first place, or confidence to try something new when you deliver your next presentation.

Here’s the problem with building speaking confidence: public speaking is all-or-nothing.

You can’t practice “a little bit” of giving a presentation.

And when you do speak publicly, it tends to be so overwhelming that it triggers those massive physical feelings—heart pounding, hands shaking and heat rising through your body.

It’s like you’re thrown into the deep end of a swimming pool.

The way to build your confidence isn’t to eliminate these feelings. It’s to learn how to handle them. It’s to learn to swim.

You don’t have to practice public speaking (jumping in the deep end) to learn how to handle these feelings.

Instead you can tiptoe into the shallow end.

You can simply take actions which trigger these feelings in small manageable amounts. I call these actions, Tiny Acts of Courage.

I’ve developed a free 7-day email course to guide you in taking Tiny Acts of Courage. Just enter your email and I’ll send you Day One.

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