Your perception of your audience shows in:

• Your demeanor
• Your words
• Your ability to be understood
• How you look at them
• How you talk to them

For instance, when you think (whether its true or not) that the audience doesn't care about what you are saying, you will/can:

• Slouch, are more likely to physically stumble, drop your notes and fidget.
• Start to stutter and forget the point of what you're saying
• Say things like 'you might not understand this', 'its hard to understand', and 'I can never explain this well'
• Speak too fast or slow, too softly, mutter, murmur and mispronounce words
• Take more time than needed explaining things, or not enough time
• Your expression will indicate that you're desperate for their attention, or sad
• that you're not getting any, or show your frustration at not being heard.
• Your tone of voice will be one of whining (why don't they understand me?),
• frustration, boredom, regret, anger ect.

Replace your old views of the audience with new ones.

Here are a few examples.

• They are eager for what you've got to say
• They would love to take on actions that you suggest
• You are all humans sharing a beautiful moment

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