Your strength lies in your own vision and outlook. Build confidence and be optimistic. Proceed ahead ‘I can do it and I will win’ The game is yours and you are ‘Winner’ – Quite Naturally!

2. Mental Drive & Physical Energy Achieve aims with active mental drive and physical force by ‘Meditation’ and ‘Keep fit - Eat healthy attitude’ Pursue mental and physical drive excercises and aim for completion of tasks undertaken

3.Check your Potentialities Turn your talents into engines of success. Believe in your ownself and things that you can do. Its simply amazing to find your own key factors to develop your potentialities to boost morally to climb steep steps of success. It needs determination, vision, confidence alongwith competitive spirit.

4. Self Evaluation Develop qualities of self assessment. Recognize and learn from mistakes and failures. Measure success levels and check those decisions and actions, weaknesses and drawbacks. Discover within.

Have you attended meetings where you wanted and were expected to contribute and simply did not dare to get up and be heard? Have you toyed with idea of giving workshops to increase your business, but shied away because you were too scared to get up in front of an audience?

Why is it that so many us, who have worthwhile contributions to make, avoid getting up in front of a group of people, to put our thoughts into words? Why is it that small vocal minorities often seem to get their way? Why is it that Toastmasters International attracts over 170,000 members every year? Because many people are afraid to address an audience.

A U.S. publication, "The Book of Lists" reports that greatest fear of people in North America is to get up in front of a group of people to make a presentation. You are not alone!

And what do most of us do to overcome this fear? We simply decline invitations to speak. In other words, we throw away opportunities for career advancement or increased business. We choose to remain in our comfort zone.

If we do accept to speak to an audience, we have a tendency to hide behind electronic wizardry rather than making our speech a promotional platform for ourselves and we fervently hope that audience does not notice our shaking knees, trembling hands and quivering voice.

Real communication takes place when one human being reaches out to others by using his or her own natural wizardry. All email, faxes and multi-media equipment in world will not be able to replace human voice, body language or emotion in communication.