The progresses I have made : 4 Hosting a morning assembly
Right after I got my current job I had to learn to host a morning assembly. It was, and is a duty among employees by turns.
What to speak as a host is printed, so employees basically only have to read it out loud, but it wasn't so easy to me in the beginning. The first several few month I stumbled and was panicked many times, and several times I had to give up hosting to another employee.
Although other employees had their communication problems, they seldom stumbled. Being easy to stumble was the problem particular to me. Sometimes the idea of being have to host an assembly made me down, because failing to do often shocked me pretty much.
A few years passed and most of my colleagues left the workplace, and a few employees remained there. I had continued to host morning assemblies, with stumbling several times a month and getting panicked a few times a year, and I had became a little bit confident of doing this. I had learned how to host a morning assembly and similar meetings, with repetition of nearly a thousand times, knowing what to say if situation changes.
I have thought I'm not good at speaking in front of the public, but with daily repetition of hosting, perhaps I'm going to discover undiscovered aptitude of speaking in public.
What to speak as a host is printed, so employees basically only have to read it out loud, but it wasn't so easy to me in the beginning. The first several few month I stumbled and was panicked many times, and several times I had to give up hosting to another employee.
Although other employees had their communication problems, they seldom stumbled. Being easy to stumble was the problem particular to me. Sometimes the idea of being have to host an assembly made me down, because failing to do often shocked me pretty much.
A few years passed and most of my colleagues left the workplace, and a few employees remained there. I had continued to host morning assemblies, with stumbling several times a month and getting panicked a few times a year, and I had became a little bit confident of doing this. I had learned how to host a morning assembly and similar meetings, with repetition of nearly a thousand times, knowing what to say if situation changes.
I have thought I'm not good at speaking in front of the public, but with daily repetition of hosting, perhaps I'm going to discover undiscovered aptitude of speaking in public.
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