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Will You Add? - How to Beat Nervousness During Radio and TV Interviews
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A well-developed diaphragm will not only make your voice stronger and more energetic, it will keep you calm and centered during an interview as well. When w
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And then there are those who have an instant panic attack when I mention guesting on a radio or TV program. These folks would rather bungee jump into the Grand Canyon without a safety harness than get behind a microphone. The people I’m talking about may not necessarily be shy or withdrawn. Even those with the gift of gab at parties can clam up and break into a cold sweat when they imagine being on the air.
If you recognize yourself in that last scenario, you do have an obstacle to deal with, but it is not insurmountable.
The first step in your road to recovery is to learn how to use your diaphragm. No, not the birth control device, (that’s out of my area of expertise), but the muscle located at the top of the rib cage and beneath your breastbone.
Start by standing or sitting up straight. Place your hand on top the diaphragm and breathe in deeply while pushing the diaphragm out fully. Then breathe out slowly while feeling the diaphragm push in. Practice this whenever you can; while watching TV, waiting in line at the bank, or at the fast food drive-through. With practice, your diaphragm will develop and become as hard as any other muscle you exercise.
A well-developed diaphragm will not only make your voice stronger and more energetic, it will keep you calm and centered during an interview as well. When we
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And then there are those who have an instant panic attack when I mention guesting on a radio or TV program. These folks would rather bungee jump into the Grand Canyon without a safety harness than get behind a microphone. The people I’m talking about may not necessarily be shy or withdrawn. Even those with the gift of gab at parties can clam up and break into a cold sweat when they imagine being on the air.
If you recognize yourself in that last scenario, you do have an obstacle to deal with, but it is not insurmountable.
The first step in your road to recovery is to learn how to use your diaphragm. No, not the birth control device, (that’s out of my area of expertise), but the muscle located at the top of the rib cage and beneath your breastbone.
Start by standing or sitting up straight. Place your hand on top the diaphragm and breathe in deeply while pushing the diaphragm out fully. Then breathe out slowly while feeling the diaphragm push in. Practice this whenever you can; while watching TV, waiting in line at the bank, or at the fast food drive-through. With practice, your diaphragm will develop and become as hard as any other muscle you exercise.
A well-developed diaphragm will not only make your voice stronger and more energetic, it will keep you calm and centered during an interview as well. When w
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If you recognize yourself in that last scenario, you do have an obstacle to deal with, but it is not insurmountable.
The first step in your road to recovery is to learn how to use your diaphragm. No, not the birth control device, (that’s out of my area of expertise), but the muscle located at the top of the rib cage and beneath your breastbone.
Start by standing or sitting up straight. Place your hand on top the diaphragm and breathe in deeply while pushing the diaphragm out fully. Then breathe out slowly while feeling the diaphragm push in. Practice this whenever you can; while watching TV, waiting in line at the bank, or at the fast food drive-through. With practice, your diaphragm will develop and become as hard as any other muscle you exercise.
A well-developed diaphragm will not only make your voice stronger and more energetic, it will keep you calm and centered during an interview as well. When w
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Start by standing or sitting up straight. Place your hand on top the diaphragm and breathe in deeply while pushing the diaphragm out fully. Then breathe out slowly while feeling the diaphragm push in. Practice this whenever you can; while watching TV, waiting in line at the bank, or at the fast food drive-through. With practice, your diaphragm will develop and become as hard as any other muscle you exercise.
A well-developed diaphragm will not only make your voice stronger and more energetic, it will keep you calm and centered during an interview as well. When w
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A well-developed diaphragm will not only make your voice stronger and more energetic, it will keep you calm and centered during an interview as well. When we’re nervous, we tend to hyperventilate and breathe in a shallow manner from the top of the chest. This causes us to feel as if we’re not getting enough air, making our heart beat faster. Then begins a frightening chain of events that may cumulate into an anxiety attack. And the worst place for this is happen is on the air in the middle of an interview!
Whenever you feel anxiety coming on during an interview, take some slow, deep diaphragmic breaths. The feeling that as much air as you need is there for you will help calm you down. And the breaths themselves have a meditative and focusing effect. Trust me on this one. Just because I’ve worked on-air for 22 years doesn’t mean I’m immune to nervousness!
Being nervous is also a function of not knowing what to say or not knowing where to go next. If you keep a short, clear outline of your main points in front of you (or in your mind in the case of TV) you’ll have much more of a safety net to rely on. It also helps to prepare more material than you think you’ll need, but beware of over-preparation. Do not write down and memorize everything word for word or you’ll become even more worried trying to remember it all!
Many people freeze, stutter or panic when they’re asked a question they don’t know the answer to. If you don’t know the answer, the best course of action to take is to
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