When people advise speakers to "stop worrying about being perfect" or that "everyone makes mistakes," they are ________.

A) wrong, because successful speakers focus on perfection; any distractions can take away from the message being conveyed
B) right, because successful speakers focus on making an authentic connection with their listeners, rather than trying to be perfect
C) asking you foresee mistakes
D) not concerned with a quality product

Authentic Connection

A genuine and sincere relationship built on trust, honesty, and mutual respect, often leading to meaningful communication and interactions.

Worrying About Being Perfect

The anxiety or concern over making mistakes or failing to meet extremely high standards, often hindering progress or decision-making.

Quality Product

An item or service that meets or exceeds customer expectations in terms of durability, reliability, and performance.