Ask Rezzz

As someone who has always said that I’d rather be the guy in the coffin than the person saying the eulogy, improving my communication and confidence in public has been a journey and still very much is to this day.But if I can get up there in front of a room of 70+ people in NYC and talk, I know you can too.1. Find a mentor This may sound a bit out of left field, but find someone who’s a little bit further down the career path than you are right now. Having a mentor that knows exactly the path your are will help you with confidence and being able to relay the proper message to your audience. They can share their experiences with you, the pitfalls they fell into so you can avoid them as well as things that they’ve done that have worked well.Since they are knowledgable in your field too, a mentor can also give you mock scenarios for you to practice and get more comfortable with the types of conversations and speaking that you’ll have to do in public.2. Talk to 5 peopleDuring any given day, when you see someone,