Stop Stage Fright now

It's time to get over our stage fright and be the confident person we were meant to be.

I’m tired of missing out on promotions.” Sick of others getting promoted? That ends now.

“I wish it were easier to stop freezing up.” Now you can relax.. and speak like a pro.

“I’m tired of pretending I’m fine when I’m terrified.” You don’t have to fake confidence anymore—you can build the real thing.

“I hate it when people think I’m quiet when I’m just nervous.” Let’s make sure they see the real you—not just the nerves.

Does this sound like you?

"The problem is, I feel just overwhelming anxiety. I get stage fright symptoms: shaking, everything." Justin

"I will start to say something, but I’ll lose the word I’m trying to use, puts pressure on me to just blurt something out. It becomes a vicious cycle of anxiety and stage fright." Lydia

"I find myself crippled by really awful stage fright. I’m throwing up before the presentation and hands/legs shaking so bad on stage that I can hardly stand up." Teresa

Stop Stage Fright

What you'll learn

How to stay calm before a speech
Best ways to reduce stage fright
Public speaking confidence training
How to stop shaking on stage
Why do I get nervous before speaking?

From “Quietest” to TEDx: Helping Others Find Their Voice

If public speaking makes us nervous, we’re not alone. Daniel Pennington knows that fear firsthand.

In high school, he was voted “The Quietest” in his class. Speaking up felt impossible—until he decided to change that story.

Driven to overcome his own stage fright, Daniel dove into the psychology of communication and the habits of great speakers. What began as a personal mission became a professional calling.

Today, Daniel coaches business leaders, elected officials, and TEDx speakers across the United States, Canada, and Australia. His research-backed approach, including the widely respected Core Competency Study, helps people transform anxiety into clarity and presence.

Daniel is more than a coach—he’s also a keynote speaker, researcher, and author who believes that speaking well isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being real and reaching people.