How to Handle Stage Fright
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This conversation matters because most people don't fail on stage from lack of talent. They fail from fear, overthinking, and trying to be perfect. If you speak for a living, lead meetings, pitch clients, give keynotes, or even just dread the moment all eyes are on you, this episode gives you the mindset and tactics to show up calmer, clearer, and more connected.
Stage fright is not a sign you are bad at speaking. It is a sign your brain thinks something important is happening. Dr. Nick Morgan and John Israel break down why that nervous energy hits hardest in the first few minutes, why perfectionism makes it worse, and how to turn adrenaline into a performance advantage instead of a panic spiral.
Perfect for speakers, executives, entrepreneurs, and anyone who needs to communicate with confidence under pressure. If you want to stop fighting nerves and start using them, this one is essential listening.