about that speaking on stages...
Here’s a tiny shift that helps many people like you:
Instead of starting with the audience, start with your own clarity and permission to speak. Something like:
“I have something to say. It matters, even if it isn’t perfect. My words are allowed to exist.”
When you repeat that, the “too much” voice slowly loses volume. Then you can experiment — journaling, speaking to a small trusted friend, recording short clips of your message — to give your voice space without pressure. The fear of criticism still exists, but your calling becomes louder than the fear.
The fact that you’re aware of this internal struggle and still hold the hope to speak is powerful. That hope is a signal that your authentic voice wants out, and it will find a way when you keep nurturing it.
If you want, I can outline a gentle step-by-step approach to start reclaiming your voice without being paralyzed by the critic. It’s small, doable, and builds momentum over time.
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