Why my body starts shivering and mind becomes upset when I face the audience?

It has to do with certain beliefs you have regarding facing the audience. Those beliefs trigger certain emotional and physiological response/s to the situation. CBT is one way of treating these beliefs. Once you change your perception/ belief of that particular situation, you also change your response to it

That definitely sounds like "stage fright", feeling nervous or having anxiety when facing an audience or being the center of attention like that. Probably because of a feeling of being judged or evaluated. The body shivering is a physical symptom, while the mind upset is a mental symptom. The mind upset could be feeling confused, forgetting what you wanted to say, and overall, feeling paralyzed and afraid. This is probably one of the most common forms of anxiety and in general, almost everyone feels at least nervous in front of an audience. With it being one of the most common, there are many tips out there on how to improve it as well! Search for tips online or ask people what they do to be confident in front of an audience. With practice, it improves!

Stage fright is often common in large groups, even small ones. It could be part of a social anxiety.. check out some self help guides!

Hi, I would like to start off by saying that it is really brave for you to try to face your fears and challenge how you feel. It is extremely normal for your body to shiver when you are in front of an audience. This may indicate that you lack confidence or are afraid of judgements from people. You mind gets upset, or you feel overwhelmed because you want them to like you or appreciate you. This makes complete sense and so I know that because I was afraid too, but now that I have faced my challenges, I want you to remember that you can too and that eventually things will get better for you.

This can maybe be a result of social anxiety and fear for speaking or being up in front of people. Remember there are ways in which you can increase your confidence in this sense and there are many guides available on the website to help you. If you struggle to speak in front of people doing larger presentations, try set yourself little targets, such as ensuring you answer one question in class, lecture or in front of people per day, or becoming actively involved in a conversation amongst a small group of people each day. Something like that can really help you to become more confident in your surroundings.

I have lack of confidence.I fear that i will be wrong and people will make fun of me.There is less belief on gut instincts

It's about your self confidence. Be the leading actor of your life And take the control. Everybody has weaknesses.

I would personally feel like I am standing up there just for everyone to judge me physically. From a personal experience sweaty palms and whole body shaking is a freaking terrible experience called stage fright

because you have a hard time dealing with confrontation, you may have low self-esteem and not enough confidence to face people. It could be for several reasons, maybe you're shy or afraid of people judging you. I overcame this fear by continuous practice for instance taking training lessons in english teaching courses (random but effective)

Your body starts shivering and your mind becomes upset when you face the audience because you feel nervous as you are being observed.

You, my dear friend, might have a fear of public speaking. This fear is most widely felt and majority have or do face it. Id recommend facing your fear But step-by-step. Start small by giving a speetch to some of your closest friends and move up there, But dont move on to the next stage untill your comfortable with the last one.

It's stage fear and it's completely normal. Perhaps you are bothered because you are new to it. But I would say, even the professionals face nervousness while going on stage, but as they tend to curb it since are used to all this. Just be confident when speaking or performing..

You are experiencing the sympathetic nervous system so focus on your breathing for a while to stimulate the parasympathetic/relaxed state.

In my experience it's because we're self conscious and afraid or failure or embarrassment. They anxiety of it induces a fight or flight mechanism adrenaline starts pumping and our bodies can't handle it very well especially while trying to stay composed in fear of that failure. It brings about mental and physical stress.

Do you have anxiety when it comes to speaking (or performing) in public? A lot of us have a fear of public speaking (perhaps, because we are afraid of being judged and scrutinized by a large group of people). It helps to constantly practice or rehearse by yourself before moving onto a small group of friends/family members (who are willing to provide you with honest feedback and support) and eventually, to a large audience of strangers. The more practice you have, the more confident that you may feel once you are onstage.

Maybe you have anxiety. It is recommended to seek a psychologist if that is bothering you often or has manifested recently.

Because in our mind we begin to imagine that the people sitting right in front of us are either judging or criticising us.

It’s because you are anxious and your body is reacting. Do deep breathing and get something to calm anxiety in your mind and body. You can do it. Keep working on controlling anxiety. Try to look above the audience. The more you get in front of an audience the more you see they can’t hurt you. Also work on any insecurities so that it won’t bother you in front of people. That means loosing weight or exercising or having better posture or doing skin care routine. Work on you more and more and the people will intimidate you less and less.

Facing an audience can be daunting. "Nerves" would be the word I'd use to describe the physical symptoms you've described. It's not uncommon people deal with the same issues when they address a large crowd. The feelings that come with such an anxiety might include nervousness, fear of making a mistake, and perhaps what others might think about you. Your physical symptoms are also common as well as sweating, and even severe stomach upset. Performers talk about this issue often. May I ask a question? What goes on in your mind before you face groups? What does your self-talk sound like?