@apuulibabigumira: A microphone takes one hand hostage. Most speakers let it take both. When you clutch the mic with two hands, you signal fear. When you let it drop to your side, you signal careless. The fix: pick your dominant hand and commit. Hold the mic gently, like a paintbrush, not a hammer. Bring it to your mouth, not your mouth to it. Keep it 1-2 inches from your chin. Now free your other hand to do the real work — gesture with purpose, illustrate points, and return to home base near your navel. Master this and you shift from trapped to intentional. From hiding behind the mic to commanding with it. From nervous prop to power tool. Join Fluency 101 to make every tool work for you, not against you. Start strong. Stand out. Stay consistent. #publicspeakingtraining #CommunicationTips #fyp #PublicspeakingcourseinKampala #Publicspeakingtips