Well, uh, today, I want to, uh, speak at task. Uh, I never hot, but, uh, I could achieve winning a, uh, public speaking competition Uh, building this conversation was challenging, and because of my childhood fear of weak speaking, uh, public speaking, I discovered this fear, and then I was 8th grade, um, at school times, Uh, and my teacher asked me to read the news in front of the class. Uh, and uh, I froze up and couldn’t speak more than 10 seconds, uh, and my classmates are laughing at me I laughed at me and, uh, this situation, exacerbating exacerbating my fear. And that time, uh, that time I avoid, uh, speaking in the front of the class for a long time. After, uh, that incident. However, uh, recognizing the necessity of public speaking, I knew I had to overcome my fear. And in this situation, my mother helped me to relieve my fear. Uh, I’m the practicing risk for it every evening. Boosted my confidence. Uh, and one day, I participated the competition uh, public speaking competition, uh, and I secured the first position. Uh, then the result were announced. I I said you were the 1st position. Uh, and, uh, this situation, that moment, I uh, I felt the immensely happy and immensely proud. And there is no any situation that we cannot achieve, uh, that.
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Well, today, I want to speak about a task that I never thought I could achieve - winning a public speaking competition. Building this conversation was challenging because of my childhood fear of public speaking. I discovered this fear back in 8th grade during school times when my teacher asked me to read the news in front of the class. I froze up and couldn't speak for more than 10 seconds, and my classmates laughed at me, exacerbating my fear. After that incident, I avoided speaking in front of the class for a long time. However, recognizing the necessity of public speaking, I knew I had to overcome my fear. My mother helped me to relieve my fear by practicing with me every evening, which boosted my confidence. One day, I participated in a public speaking competition and secured the first position when the results were announced. In that moment, I felt immensely happy and proud. This experience taught me that there is no situation that we cannot overcome.
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