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You think everyone notices every mistake. In reality, everyone is thinking about themselves…
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Montemagno recalls worrying about other people’s judgement when he began public speaking. He uses the term spotlight effect for the feeling of constantly being watched and suggests putting that feeling into perspective. He ends by noting how people and customers focus on their own interests. This is his interpretation of experience, not proof that others never notice mistakes.
Key points
- Fear of judgement is introduced through a recollection of early public-speaking experiences.
- The spotlight image describes feeling at the centre of attention.
- The speaker suggests considering other people’s and customers’ interests alongside one’s own self-criticism.
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