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How to give a speech without preparation
Tell a story you know well.
Speeches don't have to be invented from scratch. Telling a personal story is a great way to come up with something quickly: since you already know what happened, you'll know what to say.
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- A story you've seen in a movie can be a great way to draw the audience in. As long as you have a good grasp of the overarching point, make an honest transition to the main point..
- For example : At a wedding, you could tell a funny story about growing up with the bride or groom. At a funeral, you could tell a story about how kind or generous the deceased was, or about how they influenced you..
- Your audience will be less focused on the flow of words. When you're telling a monologue or recital, you'll need to use short, flowing sentences to capture emotion in your speech..
- You don't have to become a wealthy person just to get the word out, and if you already know what you're going to say, you should have enough resources to help take it to the perfect audience. There's no need to offer a speech that's long and rambling..
For example : At a wedding, you could tell a funny story about growing up with the bride or groom. At a funeral, you could tell a story about how kind or generous the deceased was, or about how they influenced you.