A core reason that people fear public speaking is that they're scared of screwing up and thus looking foolish. That fear is valid if you're trying to be "perfect"--scripting and when near-memorizing. You're bound to get thrown off.
Fortunately, unless you're a master at reading off a teleprompter, the best talks are not scripted, nor memorized. They're given largely ad-lib, with just a brief outline to keep you on track.
I offer a step-by-step process in my PsychologyToday.com article today.
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