How can I overcome my fear of MIC?

7 Points to Overcome Nerves and Own the Microphone Onstage

1. Point 1: Having stage fright is OK!
2. Point 2: Put more efforts into preparation off-stage!
3. Point 3: Know the audience.
4. Point 4: Relax.
5. Point 5: Pay attention to body language.
6. Point 6: Watch recordings of yourself.
7. Point 7: Gain experience.

How can I make my voice chat better?

Here are ten of our helpful tips to turning your voice into one that anyone would want to hear.

1. Use the right technology.
2. Position your mouthpiece Properly.
3. Stay Hydrated.
4. Smile when you speak.
5. Take rests in between calls.
6. Pronounce Your words clearly and concisely.
7. Don’t Rush.
8. Listen carefully and repeat back what you hear.

How do you get used to voice chat?

Here are some tips:

1. Don’t hesitate. People don’t like/judge you when you hesitate.
2. Don’t be afraid to be wrong. If anything, own up to your mistakes as a shot caller.
3. Confidence.
4. Light conversation when the game is loading.
5. Don’t be afraid to be cringy, but still try to avoid it.
6. Be yourself!

Why is it hard for me to speak?

We are afraid to speak up because we’re afraid to alienate others. But when we don’t speak our truth, we alienate ourselves. Honesty is the ultimate homecoming. Every time we share a difficult truth, we experience a potent hit of alignment: the sensation of being in complete harmony with our highest selves.

Why am I afraid of people hearing me talk?

Social anxiety itself often causes a fear of talking. Anxiety may also distract the mind, making it harder to put words together. Tangentially related anxiety fears, such as fear of being judged, often cause fear of talking.

How can I be confident on my mic?

There are 5 things you need to do to speak clearly and confidently:

1. Have good articulation, in other words, have clear and crisp consonants.
2. Project you voice, avoid mumbling and speaking too quietly.
3. Breathe correctly, all voice power is in your lungs.
4. Avoid rushing your speech.