This document provides guidance on preparing and delivering effective speeches and presentations. It recommends researching topics thoroughly, organizing materials clearly, and rewriting as needed. Presenters should clarify their purpose based on audience needs and overcome procrastination. When delivering, they should conquer stage fright, use their voice and body effectively, incorporate visual aids, and answer questions spontaneously without preparation.
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Speech Preparation
Prepare a speech for maximum persuasive effect -- including research, organization, and writing, as w
rewriting existing materials.
Overcome mental blocks -- including procrastination -- and develop the motivation to succeed.
Clarify and sharpen the intentions and purpose of the presentation in accord with an analysis of audie
and expectations.
Incorporate visual (and other sensory) stimuli into the presentation. Analysis and planning of visual a
their handling and use during the presentation.
Use vivid language and support materials for greater interest and emotional impact.
Speech Delivery
Conquer speaking anxiety (stage fright) and gain the confidence to speak well in public.
Achieve an impressive style of delivery through effective use of voice, movement, and gesture.
Use humor appropriately and successfully.
Answer questions and objections with ease. Learn to think and speak on your feet -- spontaneously --
preparation.
Use audience participation in ways that strengthen (and do not