Your hands get cold and clammy.  You begin to tremble and find that you are short of breath.  Your stomach churns.  You feel like your entire body is covered in a fine sheen of sweat that makes your clothing cling and you can feel a bead of moisture beginning to roll slowly down your temple.  You are hyper-aware of the fact that everyone is looking at you expectantly, wondering what is wrong.  But no matter how much you wish it were otherwise, there is no ambulance coming to whisk you away to a nice, quiet hospital room.  No, this is not an illness; it’s just your bizarre reaction to public speaking.  Actually, you’re not alone.  It is one of the most common phobias in the world.  Unfortunately for you, it is also an invaluable skill when it