I Love Public Speaking with Bishal Sarkar
Oct 11, 2026 · 7 min · 4 segments
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Bishal SarkarHost
Speaking about experience, speaking to high status audiences, whether executives, industry leaders or large crowd or somebody who knows more than you can feel intimidating, right? I have felt that before in the past.
But with the right mindset, you can command the room with confidence regardless of who's watching and who's listening.
And today, I'm sharing an affirmation that will help you handle any audiences, big or small.
It shifts your focus from intimidating status of your audience to your ability to engage and captivate them.
I had a client... who had to present to a room full of high level executives in USA.
She used this affirmation to remind herself that no matter the audience or the status, her message was valuable and impactful.
And guess what? People said she delivered one of the best presentations they ever heard.
Now, how to use it to reclaim control? Before stepping on stage or into the boardroom, take a deep breath and repeat the affirmation, big or small, I captivate them all.
It's a mental reminder that your ability to connect with the audience matters more than their status or knowledge or experience.
Reminding yourself that you belong in the room and you have something valuable to share.
The CEO that I coached used this affirmation before leading a meeting with top stakeholders and by focusing on her ability to captivate rather than just the titles, she delivered an impressive presentation.
When you remind yourself that you can captivate any audience, you reinforce the belief that your voice matters.
This confidence helps you navigate even the highest stakes speaking engagements.
Think of the people like Oprah Winfrey who commands any room she enters, not because of who she is today, but because how she felt when she was not, quote unquote, Oprah Winfrey.
So the question that I have for you now is, are you ready to have that Oprah Winfrey level confidence in your speaking? How would your life change if you could make it happen? Then listen to this.
Speaking about experience, speaking to high status audiences, whether executives, industry leaders or large crowd or somebody who knows more than you can feel intimidating, right? I have felt that before in the past.
But with the right mindset, you can command the room with confidence regardless of who's watching and who's listening.
And today, I'm sharing an affirmation that will help you handle any audiences, big or small.
It shifts your focus from intimidating status of your audience to your ability to engage and captivate them.
I had a client... who had to present to a room full of high level executives in USA.
She used this affirmation to remind herself that no matter the audience or the status, her message was valuable and impactful.
And guess what? People said she delivered one of the best presentations they ever heard.
Now, how to use it to reclaim control? Before stepping on stage or into the boardroom, take a deep breath and repeat the affirmation, big or small, I captivate them all.
It's a mental reminder that your ability to connect with the audience matters more than their status or knowledge or experience.
Reminding yourself that you belong in the room and you have something valuable to share.
The CEO that I coached used this affirmation before leading a meeting with top stakeholders and by focusing on her ability to captivate rather than just the titles, she delivered an impressive presentation.
When you remind yourself that you can captivate any audience, you reinforce the belief that your voice matters.
This confidence helps you navigate even the highest stakes speaking engagements.
Think of the people like Oprah Winfrey who commands any room she enters, not because of who she is today, but because how she felt when she was not, quote unquote, Oprah Winfrey.
So the question that I have for you now is, are you ready to have that Oprah Winfrey level confidence in your speaking? How would your life change if you could make it happen? Then listen to this.
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