Public Speaking Communication



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How to write a public speech?

If you follow these rules, you certainly can engage and capture your audience's attention instantaneously. Certainly, take your time to compile, edit, and review your speech which will benefit the audience and the efficacy of your message. 

Keep the following in mind, since this is important when writing so you can deliver a professional and engaging speech:

  1. Thank you to each and every one of you for being here with us today;
  2. Include the names of the individuals you wish to thank especially;
  3. Know your audience and imagine like you are your audience;
  4. Know the purpose of your speech, and announce in the early beginning, why you will speech;
  5. Give hints to the length of the speech in the beginning;
  6. This speech structure keeps it engaging and can help initiate direct action: apply AIDA; principles (Attention – Interest – Desire – Action);
  7. Use a comfortable way of speaking, ideally in conversation style;
  8. Use regularly short clear sentences or proverbs and compose the speech in short paragraphs;
  9. Keep it brief and informative, without repetition; 
  10. Edit and re-edit your speech until it’s satisfying for 110%;
  11. You have to practice the speech a few times to improve the way you deliver the speech: Practice makes perfect!

Speech Quotes
Very useful Quotes that can be used in your speech;

  • "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer." 
  • "There's no place like home."
  • "Actions speak louder than words."
  • "All good things must come to an end."
  • "There's no time like the present."
  • "A chain is only as strong as its weakest link."
  • "Time heals all wounds."
  • "When in Rome, do as the Romans."

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