
04/09/2025
If public speaking leaves you feeling like you can’t breathe, can’t think, and want to hide… this will resonate.
This client told me they used to manage fine with presentations at school. Nerves, sure - but nothing more than the usual.
Then over the past few years, things changed.
They became more anxious in general.
And specifically, public speaking turned into panic.
The moment they stood up in front of people, they felt suffocated.
Like they couldn’t breathe.
Like they couldn’t get the words out.
They shared how they had battled it for over a year.
Sometimes hiding from opportunities.
Sometimes holding back in meetings.
Avoiding situations where they might have to present in person.
And yet, when they traveled overseas for work, they noticed something surprising.
Speaking there felt easy.
They didn’t feel the anxiety.
They didn’t freeze.
Why?
Because there were no senior people in the room.
No pressure of comparison.
No voice in their head saying “You’re not smart enough.”
Back home though, the same thoughts came back.
“I’m not clever enough.”
“I can’t do this.”
What they wanted was simple:
To speak with calm confidence.
To breathe normally.
To present clearly without the fear of panic.
To move forward in their career without the block of public speaking anxiety.
Inside the program, we worked at the unconscious level.
We traced the fear back to its roots.
We released the negative emotions that had been fueling the panic.
We rewired the old belief of “I am not enough” into calm, presence, and confidence.
The result?
They could finally stand up and speak without fear.
No shortness of breath.
No panic loop.
Just clarity, calm, and control.
Because public speaking anxiety is not about ability.
It is about what your unconscious has learned to expect.
When you change that expectation, everything shifts.
If fear of public speaking has been holding you back, and you are ready to feel confident when you speak,
Comment CONFIDENCE below and I will send you a free tool to help you start rewiring your unconscious mind today.