Tara was really nervous before her final class speech, but she just kept concentrating on how important she believed her message to be. She felt convinced in her message, and that conviction finally helped her to dispel her nervousness before the presentation. Which tip about developing confidence in public speaking does this example reflect?
A) visualize your success
B) focus on the message rather than on your fear
C) seek speaking opportunities
D) know your introduction and conclusion
Answer: B
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