StreetTalk Interviewer
What's a moment right before you start speaking in front of people that scares you?
Person 1
I remember at this awards ceremony I remember vividly that my hands started to sweat and get nervous.
StreetTalk Interviewer
If you were to volunteer for more speaking opportunities and meant that your body wasn't gonna freak out on you?
Person 1
Yeah, probably.
StreetTalk Interviewer
Did you know that this isn't a confidence issue, it's usually just adrenaline. And there's actually a prescription for it. And it doesn't touch your thoughts, it just steadies your body.
Person 1
Sounds interesting. I didn't know it was adrenaline.
StreetTalk Interviewer
The company is Kick. It's a prescription based beta blocker and it works in 5 to 10 minutes. It steadies your heart, your hands, and your breath in pressure moments. It calms adrenaline not your mind, so that you can stay sharp and not foggy.
Person 1
That's interesting.
StreetTalk Interviewer
And you just get it through a doctor intake, so no appointments, no video call necessary. How does this all sound?
Person 1
Sounds easy, I'm gonna be honest with you.
StreetTalk Interviewer
If speaking is part of your job, Kick helps your body stay steady. No appointments, 100% online intake, local pharmacy or delivery.
