If there is one thing that everyone hate, it’s public speaking.
I entirely understand why they feel so sad and overwhelmed by the idea of standing in front of a room full of strangers.
It’s severely nerve-wracking to put yourself out there and speak up when people can so really judge you. However, I believe that it is severely worthwhile to learn better skills when it comes to representing yourself in front of current human beings. All of that being said, I have recently endured one of the most embarrassing public speaking engagements of my life. As I attempted to provide my presentation to a big room full of people, I realized that the indoor air temperature was not going to be my friend. Earlier in the morning, the central heating and cooling system seemed like it was barely operating whatsoever in this site. I was a bit chilly, although I found that the somewhat stagnant air started to boiling up. As the temperature increased I began to boiling up for my big speech, however by the time that I made it to the front of the room and stood at the podium, but, everything had changed with the central HVAC system, then suddenly, the HVAC units seemed to be running at full blast. Specifically, the indoor air quality control unit was blasting directly at me. The air vents over my head were slamming me with ice freezing indoor air as I attempted to study through my notes. The entire speech was characterized by me shaking and shivering under the powerful air flow. I’m sure that everyone in the room thought I was severely nervous, in fact I was just freezing.