Give stage fright the hook

Article Abstract:

Stage fright can be controlled by preparation, in terms of the speaker's ability, the material to be delivered and the speaker's mental state. During the speech, a speaker may use mental imagery, internal coaching, deep breathing and thought stopping to control stage fright.

Management, Physiological aspects, Control, Interpersonal relations, Social interaction, Public speaking, Stage fright

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Oh my god, she's dead!

Article Abstract:

A young writer describes her five-year friendship with a young woman who helped her learn to be free and enjoy life. She was devastated when her friend died in a car accident but gradually realized that her spirit was still with her.

Bereavement

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She's moving in with him

Article Abstract:

A woman shares how jealousy came between her and her best friend as the latter finally found the man of her life. She finally realized she had to let go and accept changes in life.

Jealousy, Farewells

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