1001 Cara Menghilangkan Nervous Public Speaking

Maya Rachma
19 Nov 202311:37

Summary

TLDRThe video script discusses overcoming stage fright in public speaking. It starts by acknowledging the commonness of nervousness and its physical symptoms, then reassures viewers that feeling nervous is a good sign indicating they care about their performance. The script offers practical tips to manage nervousness, such as positive thinking, deep breathing, seeking support from loved ones, and focusing on the audience rather than oneself. It also introduces the concept of 'fake it till you make it' to build confidence and reduce anxiety.

Takeaways

  • 😰 Nervousness is a common experience before public speaking, affecting even seasoned speakers.
  • 🔍 The feeling of nervousness can start as early as a week or a month before the event.
  • 📈 Three out of four people experience speech anxiety, making it a normal reaction.
  • 💡 Nervousness is a sign that you care about your performance and want to do well.
  • 🌟 Positive thinking can help transform fear into courage and improve your public speaking.
  • 🧠 The body's stress response prepares you for a perceived threat, but it can hinder clear thinking during speeches.
  • đŸ« Deep breathing exercises can help calm the body and reduce the physical symptoms of nervousness.
  • 💧 Staying hydrated and seeking support from loved ones can help increase positive mood hormones.
  • 🙏 Prayer or meditation can provide a sense of calm and reduce nervousness.
  • 🎭 'Fake it until you make it' can be an effective strategy to overcome nervousness by acting confidently.
  • 🔄 Changing your focus from self to the audience and your message can alleviate nervousness.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic discussed in this video?

    -The main topic discussed in this video is how to deal with nervousness or stage fright in public speaking.

  • Why is it important to feel nervous before public speaking according to the video?

    -Feeling nervous before public speaking is considered a good sign because it means you care about giving your best performance.

  • What is the significance of the statistic that three out of four people experience speech anxiety?

    -The statistic indicates that nervousness is a normal and common experience, even for experts, which helps to alleviate the fear of being judged or feeling abnormal for feeling nervous.

  • How does the body's stress response affect public speaking performance?

    -The body's stress response prepares the body for physical threats, but in public speaking, it can impair cognitive functions like clear thinking and memory, which are crucial for delivering a good speech.

  • What is the first step suggested in the video to reduce nervousness?

    -The first step to reduce nervousness is to practice positive thinking and change the perspective on the situation from fear to opportunity.

  • What are some physical actions recommended in the video to counteract nervousness?

    -Some physical actions recommended include deep breathing exercises, relaxing the body, and drinking water or a preferred beverage to calm down.

  • Why is it beneficial to seek support from loved ones before public speaking?

    -Seeking support from loved ones can increase morale and provide a sense of comfort, which can help reduce nervousness.

  • What is the concept of 'fake it until you make it' in the context of this video?

    -The concept of 'fake it until you make it' refers to acting confidently even if you feel nervous, which can eventually lead to genuine confidence over time.

  • How can changing your focus help with nervousness during public speaking?

    -Changing your focus from self-focus to audience focus or the content of your speech can help reduce nervousness by redirecting your thoughts away from personal anxiety.

  • What is the relationship between self-confidence and nervousness in public speaking as discussed in the video?

    -The video suggests that the more self-confidence one has, the less likely they are to feel nervous during public speaking.

  • What is the final advice given in the video for dealing with nervousness in public speaking?

    -The final advice is to focus on the content and the audience rather than oneself, as this shift in focus can significantly reduce feelings of nervousness.

Outlines

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đŸ—Łïž Overcoming Stage Fright

The paragraph discusses the common experience of feeling nervous or having stage fright when speaking in public. It starts with a relatable scenario where the speaker feels nervous a week or even a month before an event. The narrator, Maya Rahma, introduces the topic of public speaking anxiety and reassures viewers that feeling nervous is a good sign, indicating that they care about their performance. The paragraph emphasizes that nervousness is normal, with research showing that three out of four people experience speech anxiety. It also highlights that even experts and public figures like presidents feel nervous before speaking. The key takeaway is that nervousness is a natural defense mechanism, preparing the body for potential threats by releasing stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline, which can be both beneficial and detrimental depending on the situation.

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đŸ§˜â€â™€ïž Calming Techniques for Public Speaking

This paragraph provides a series of steps to help manage and reduce nervousness before public speaking. It begins with the concept of positive thinking, suggesting that changing one's mindset from fear to courage can alleviate nervousness. The speaker lists common negative thoughts that arise before public speaking and offers positive reframing for each. For instance, instead of fearing failure, one should view the speaking opportunity as a rare chance to share ideas. The paragraph also recommends physical relaxation techniques such as deep breathing and suggests improving mood by drinking water or a favorite beverage, seeking support from loved ones, and praying for calmness. Lastly, it introduces the idea of 'fake it till you make it,' encouraging speakers to act confidently even if they don't initially feel that way, as this can eventually lead to genuine confidence.

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🎯 Shifting Focus from Self to Audience

The final paragraph emphasizes the importance of shifting one's focus from oneself to the audience and the message being conveyed. It points out that advanced public speakers are less nervous because their focus is on delivering the message effectively rather than on their own performance. The paragraph suggests that by concentrating on how to make the audience understand and receive the message well, there is less 'brain space' for negative self-focused thoughts. The speaker also hints at the topic of self-confidence, suggesting that it will be covered in more depth in the next video. The paragraph concludes with an encouragement to take a quiz to test the viewer's understanding of the material presented and to look forward to the next video on the subject.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Nervous

Nervous refers to a state of unease or worry, often caused by anticipation of a stressful event. In the context of the video, it is the feeling of anxiety or tension experienced before and during public speaking. The script mentions that feeling nervous is a common reaction to the stress of speaking in front of an audience, with symptoms like sweaty palms and a racing heart.

💡Public Speaking

Public speaking is the act of addressing an audience, typically to inform, influence, or entertain. The video's theme revolves around overcoming nervousness in public speaking, which is a skill that involves communication, confidence, and presentation.

💡Stage Fright

Stage fright is intense anxiety felt by performers or speakers before or while performing in front of an audience. The script uses this term to describe the nervousness that can occur even before the actual performance, emphasizing the physical and mental symptoms that come with it.

💡Pre-speech Anxiety

Pre-speech anxiety is the nervousness or apprehension that occurs before giving a speech or presentation. The script mentions that this anxiety can start as early as a week or even a month before the event, indicating the anticipatory nature of this type of nervousness.

💡Positive Thinking

Positive thinking is a mindset focused on positive outcomes and minimizing negative thoughts. The video suggests using positive thinking to combat nervousness by reframing negative thoughts into positive ones, such as viewing the opportunity to speak as a 'rare chance' rather than a threat.

💡Deep Breathing

Deep breathing is a relaxation technique that involves slow, deliberate inhalation and exhalation. The script advises using deep breathing to physically counter nervousness by regulating heart rate and promoting a sense of calm.

💡Hormones

Hormones are chemical messengers in the body that regulate various functions, including stress response. The video explains that stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline are released in response to perceived threats, preparing the body for 'fight or flight,' which can be counterproductive during public speaking.

💡Physical Reaction

A physical reaction is an automatic response of the body to certain stimuli, such as stress or fear. The script describes physical reactions to nervousness, such as a pounding heart and sweating, which are the body's natural responses to the stress of public speaking.

💡Support System

A support system consists of friends, family, or other individuals who provide emotional encouragement and assistance. The video suggests seeking support from loved ones to boost confidence and reduce nervousness before a speech.

💡Fake It Until You Make It

This phrase suggests that one should act confidently until they naturally feel that way. The script uses this concept to encourage pretending to be confident, even when nervous, as a way to eventually become more self-assured in public speaking.

💡Audience Focus

Audience focus is the act of directing one's attention towards the audience rather than oneself. The video recommends shifting focus from self-consciousness to the audience and the message being conveyed as a strategy to reduce nervousness and improve the quality of public speaking.

Highlights

Nervousness before public speaking is a common experience, starting from a week or even a month before the event.

Feeling nervous is a good sign, indicating that you care about your performance.

Nervousness or stage fright is normal; research shows that three out of four people experience it.

Even experts and frequent public speakers can feel nervous before speaking.

The key to good public speaking is calmness; a clear mind allows for better performance.

Nervousness is a natural defense mechanism, preparing the body to deal with perceived threats.

Stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline are released in response to nervousness, preparing the body for action.

In a state of stress, non-essential body functions like digestion and brain performance can be reduced.

To give the best performance, it's crucial to reduce stress and nervousness.

Positive thinking is the first step to overcoming nervousness.

Changing negative thoughts to positive ones can help transform fear into courage.

Physical countermeasures, like deep breathing, can help regulate heart rate and reduce nervousness.

Drinking water or a favorite beverage can help increase happiness hormones and prepare you for the performance.

Seeking support from loved ones can provide comfort and reduce nervousness.

Prayer or meditation can help in feeling more at ease before speaking.

Faking confidence until you make it can be an effective strategy to overcome nervousness.

Focusing on the audience and the message rather than yourself can reduce self-consciousness.

Advanced public speakers often focus on their message and the audience, which reduces nervousness.

Confidence plays a significant role in reducing nervousness during public speaking.

An upcoming video will delve deeper into building self-confidence for public speaking.

Transcripts

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pernah enggak sih kamu diminta untuk

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ngomong di depan publik terus kamu

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langsung gemeter nervous atau demam

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panggung nih stage fright Bahkan bukan

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cuman pas mau tampil aja tapi sebenarnya

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nervousnya Ini udah mulai berasa dari

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sat minggu atau mungkin 1 bulan

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sebelumnya sejak kamu dikasih tahu untuk

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tampil di sebuah acara kenapa ya bisa

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begitu dan yang paling penting Gimana

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cara menghilangkan nervous ini Halo

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semuanya selamat datang dalam video

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series kursus public speaking bersama

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saya Maya Rahma dalam video ini kita

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akan membahas tentang nervous dalam

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public speaking secara mendalam

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Sebelumnya saya pengin tanya dulu di

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sini siapa hayo yang kalau mau ngomong

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di depan ngerasa nervous coba tangannya

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ke atas yuk yuk yuk ngaku sama Kok saya

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juga Biasanya apa nih Yang dirasain

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kalau kamu lagi nervous tangan gemeter

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muka pucet keringat dingin mules atau

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mungkin di kasus yang ekstrem bisa

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muntah sampai pingsan loh makanya nya

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bahaya banget nervous ini tapi tapi tapi

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tapi pertama saya pengin memberikan good

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news dulu perasaan khawatir atau nervous

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yang kita rasakan nih sebelum kita

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berbicara di depan umum ini sebenarnya

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adalah pertanda yang baik artinya kamu

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mau memberikan yang terbaik nih untuk

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penampilan kamu nanti justru kalau kamu

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enggak ngerasa nervous sama sekali ini

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artinya kamu enggak peduli mau bagus

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atau enggak penampilan kamu nanti kamu

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enggak peduli dan mungkin nanti kamu

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jadi enggak mau persiapan jadi ingatlah

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ketika kamu merasa nervous ini pertanda

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yang baik It means you care lalu good

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news yang kedua nervous atau Demang

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panggung ini sebenarnya adalah hal yang

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wajar atau Normal Di mana faktanya

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berdasarkan hasil penelitian membuktikan

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bahwa Tiga dari empat orang di muka bumi

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ini itu mengalami yang namanya pre

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speeech anxiety atau kecemasan sebelum

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berbicara di depan umum jadi nervous

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adalah hal yang normal tidak perlu

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berkecil hati kalau kamu merasa nervous

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mulu nih setiap kali kamu mau perform

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atau mau ngomong di depan karena itu

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adalah hal yang wajar bahkan seorang

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expert pun masih mengalami hal tersebut

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loh Seperti contohnya presiden nih Yang

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udah sering berbicara di depan umum

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sebelum dia menyampaikan pidato nervous

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itu tuh pasti ada bedanya orang yang ert

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ini udah tahu gimana cara meng-handle

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atau menangani perasaan cemasnya

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sehingga perasaan cemasnya tidak terlalu

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mengganggu penampilannya Nah terus

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gimana sih cara menghilangkan rasa

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nervous ini sebelum kita bahas itu Mari

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kita bahas terlebih dahulu kenapa

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nervous ini harus kita kendalikan atau

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kita redakan Jadi sebenarnya kunci dari

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penampilan public speaking yang baik

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adalah ketenangan kalau kita tenang

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pikiran kita jernih maka kita bisa

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tampil dengan baik nanti makanya penting

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banget untuk menghilangkan rasa nervous

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terlebih dahulu sebelum kita tampil

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sebenarnya nervous itu sendiri adalah

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sebuah sistem pertahanan tubuh ini

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adalah hal alami yang tubuh kita lakukan

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untuk mindungi kita dari ancaman jadi

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pada saat kita mau tampil nih kita kan

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melihat audiens ya Ada crowd yang banyak

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munculah pikiran aduh banyak banget nih

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orang gimana kalau aku salah Atau gagal

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Apakah mereka akan ngetawain penampilan

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aku udah oke belum ya ada yang salah

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enggak ya pikiran-pikiran takut dihakimi

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atau dijudge sama audiens inilah yang

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memberikan sinyal ke otak kita bahwa

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kita sedang menghadapi ancaman lalu

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tubuh kita akan bereaksi Wah sedang

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dalam ancaman nih ayo persiapkan diri

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dan dalam kondisi ini diproduksilah

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hormon-hormon stres seperti hormon

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kortisol dan adrenalin hormon ini

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sebenarnya dikeluarkan untuk

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mempersiapkan kita melawan ancaman di

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mana Nanti detak jantung kita jadi lebih

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meningkat darah kita banyak dialirkan ke

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otot-otot untuk mempersiapkan diri kita

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melawan ancaman tersebut itulah mengapa

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kalau kita lagi dalam keadaan stres lain

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Nih misalnya lagi dikejar anjing ya kita

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bisa lari lebih kencang dari sebelumnya

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atau kalau kita sedang dalam keadaan

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terdesak nih kita bisa mukul lebih

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kencang dari biasanya kondisi ini

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sebenarnya menguntungkan kalau kita

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sedang menghadapi keadaan terdesak yang

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memerlukan kinerja otot kayak lagi

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dikejar anjing tadi tapi sayangnya dalam

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kegiatan public speaking kita memerlukan

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otak kita untuk bekerja sedangkan dalam

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kondisi stres atau mode siaga ancaman

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tersebut selain otot dipersiapkan ada

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juga fungsi tubuh yang diturunkan yaitu

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fungsi pencernaan nanti dulu deh

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penyerapan nutrisinya dan kinerja otak

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juga lagi diturunkan Padahal tadi kita

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butuh otak kita untuk bekerja dengan

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baik karena ketika kita berbicara kita

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perlu merangkai kata merangkai materi

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mengingat materi menganalisa feedback

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dan lain sebagainya itu memerlukan

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kinerja otak jadi mau enggak mau untuk

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memberikan penampilan yang terbaik kita

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harus bisa menurunkan kadar stres atau

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nervous ini supaya tadi kita bisa

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berpikir lebih jernih dan tampil dengan

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lebih baik jadi apa kuncinya guys tenang

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tenang dulu terus gimana nih caranya

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untuk bisa tenang dan enggak nervous

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lagi well ada beberapa langkah yang bisa

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kamu ikuti pertama positive thinking

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Ingatkan penjelasan di awal yang buat

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tubuh kita tuh merespon seolah-olah kita

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sedang dalam keadaan bahaya itu semua

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diawali prosesnya dengan pikiran negatif

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di kepala kita jadi untuk menghilangkan

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nervous langkah pertama yang harus

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dilakukan adalah berpikir positif lihat

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semuanya dari perspektif yang berbeda

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ini bukan Toxic positivity tapi

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bagaimana caranya mengubah ketakutan

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jadi keberanian nah coba kita lihat ya

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di sini ada top four negative thoughts

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yang biasanya muncul di kepala kita

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kalau kita lagi mengomong di depan yang

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pertama pasti sering banget ya kita

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kepikiran Aduh jangan saya deh yang

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ngomong kalau orang lain bisa Kenapa

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harus saya Ubahlah pemikiran tersebut

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menjadi kesempatan untuk ngomong di

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depan ini adalah kesempatan yang mahal

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yang langka jadi ini adalah kesempatan

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yang bagus untuk berbagi ide dan

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pengalaman dengan audiens selanjutnya

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kalau kamu kepikiran aku tuh bukan

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public speaker yang baik well enggak ada

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yang sempurna bahkan seorang expert pun

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enggak langsung bisa kok pasti bertahap

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dan sebenarnya kesempatan bicara di

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depan ini adalah kesempatan latihan

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untuk kamu di mana nantinya kamu akan

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becoming better and better dengan

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semakin banyaknya pengalaman public

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speaking yang kamu punya selanjutnya

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kalau kamu kepikiran aku selalu nervous

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nih kalau mau ngomong di depan Ingatlah

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bahwa nervous adalah hal yang wajar dan

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kalau orang lain bisa handle kita juga

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pasti bisa dan satu lagi nih biasanya

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kepikiran kayaknya enggak akan ada yang

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tertarik deh sama apa yang akan saya

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sampaikan well Ubahlah pikiran tersebut

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dengan keyakinan bahwa kamu udah

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mempersiapkan materinya dengan baik dan

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kamu juga udah latihan jadi audiens

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pasti akan menerimanya dengan baik juga

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begitu kira-kira langkah awalnya

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berpikir positif jangan kepikiran nanti

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kalau salah gimana ya duh duh duh

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pokoknya jangan panik berpikir aja yang

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baik-baik terlebih dahulu kemudian

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seperti yang tadi kita bahas ya nervous

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Ini kan ada reaksi fisiknya juga maka

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hal berikutnya yang harus kita lakukan

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adalah kita harus counter secara fisik

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untuk nurunin detak jantung kita bisa

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take a deep breath Tarik nafas yang

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dalam kadang-kadang ada yang bilang Aduh

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udah udah tarik Naas nafas tapi tetap

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enggak bisa tenang nih gimana dong

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gimana Habis narik nafasnya sambil

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gerabakgubuk sih tenang dulu dong Kamu

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duduk atau bisa juga berdiri ya lemesin

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badannya jangan tegang lalu Tarik nafas

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pelan-pelan hitung sampai delapan

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rasakan oksigen memenuhi semua relung

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paru-paru kamu tahan 1 sampai 2 detik

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buang lagi 8 detik lakukan hal tersebut

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6 sampai 8 kali Harusnya kamu sudah bisa

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merasa rileks se habis itu berikutnya

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untuk meningkatkan mood supaya

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hormon-hormon kesenangan meningkat Kita

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juga bisa minum air putih atau minum

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minuman yang kamu sukai teh kopi biar

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lebih segar dan siap untuk tampil untuk

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menambah semangat bisa juga kamu minta

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dukungan nih dari orang yang kamu cintai

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atau sayangi seperti orang tua saudara

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pacar suami anak bahkan ya kayak atlet

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badminton kita nih Apriani Rahayu dia

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kalau mau tanding biar enggak nervous

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katanya nelepon ayahnya dulu biar tenang

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selanjutnya untuk membuat kita juga

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lebih tenang tentu saja kita bisa berdoa

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karena menggantungkan sesuatu pada

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kekuatan yang lebih besar dari kita bisa

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membuat diri kita lebih tenang Nah

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selanjutnya kalau semua sudah kamu

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lakukan tapi masih aja nih berasa

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nervousnya misalnya tangan kita masih

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gemeter Ya udah pakai aja senjata

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pamungkas deh fake it Until You make it

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pretend pura-pura percaya diri aja be

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brave for F seconds Nanti juga kalau

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udah jalan nih pembicara kamu kamu akan

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berani dengan sendirinya teman-teman

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saya para presenter TV kalau mau siaran

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nih di Countdown tiga 2 1 on air itu

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sebenarnya masih deg-degan kok pasti

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tapi ya udah beraniin aja dulu nanti

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juga akan ketemu titik enjoy dan lupa

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deh sama nervous tadi kalaupun nih

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kalaupun mungkin tangan kamu masih

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gemeter Ya udah enggak usah malu enggak

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usah overthinking itu wajar kok audiens

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enggak akan Menghina kamu mereka juga

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paham kok kalau ngomong di depan itu

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tugas yang sulit jadi nervos itu wajar

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biar aja mereka lihat tangan kamu

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gemeter enggak apa-apa itu bukan aib kok

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dan seringkiali meskipun kita ngerasa

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nervous nih audiens tuh enggak ngah loh

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kalau kita lagi nervous jadi enggak

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perlu overthinking Fokus aja sama apa

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yang ingin kamu sampaikan dan berpikir

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positif sama audiens kalau dia pasti

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support kamu itulah beberapa tips untuk

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mengendalikan nervous kamu yaitu

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berpikir positif Tarik nafas yang dalam

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minta semangat dari orang tersayang

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berdoa atau senjata pemungkasnya fake it

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Until You make it tapi sebenarnya ada

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loh cara yang jauh lebih instan untuk

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menghilangkan nervous daripada step by

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step tadi yaitu change your focus dari

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self focus ke audience focus Maksudnya

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gimana sering kali kan yang membuat kita

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nervous itu adalah karena kita tuh

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terlalu fokus sama diri sendiri Aduh

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gimana ya baju saya udah oke belum ya

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penampilan saya udah oke belum ya kalau

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salah nanti diketawain enggak ya saya

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begitu kan sementara kalau orang yang

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udah di level Advance nih Yang udah

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public speaker sejati mereka mungkin

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jarang nervous karena fokus mereka bukan

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ke diri sendiri lagi tapi ke materinya

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dan audiens-nya jadi pikiran mereka nih

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udah sibuk mikirin penyampaian materinya

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nanti Seperti apa biar audiens bisa

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menerima pesannya dengan baik enggak ada

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lagi Brain Space untuk mikirin diri

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sendiri atau hal-hal negatif tadi kamu

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bisa coba juga cara instan ini Siapa

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tahu lebih ampuh buat kamu ingat ya

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change your focus ubah fokusnya dari

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diri kamu sendiri ke materi dan

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audiensnya satu lagi Sebelum saya Sudahi

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video ini nervous dalam public speaking

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ini juga berhubungan sama yang namanya

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kepercayaan diri semakin percaya diri

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kita semakin sedikit juga kemungkinan

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kita untuk merasa nervous di video

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selanjutnya kita akan bahas lebih dalam

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mengenai kepercayaan diri Jangan lupa

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nonton see you on the next video dan

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jangan lupa juga buat kamu yang pengen

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ngetes Berapa banyak kamu menyerap

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materi di video ini langsung aja ikutin

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Kuisnya di bawah linknya ada di

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description

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bye

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