How to start a speech
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Well, basically, when you write a speech, try to put in your main ideas, don't pop in too much. You are writing a speech, so it should be written as if you are speaking, talking about it frankly, not like a story or something. When it comes to starting, you can start with a quote relating to your topic. You can draw in a 'what if' situation, which would get your audience's attention and put them to thinking, and if they participate in it, they will sure have fun.
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Here are seven effective methods to open a speech or presentation:Quote. Opening with a relevant quote can help set the tone for the rest of your speech. ...“What If” Scenario. Immediately drawing your audience into your speech works wonders. ...“Imagine” Scenario. ...Question. ...Silence. ...Statistic. ...Powerful Statement/Phrase.The simple truth is… your audience will judge you from the moment you start your speech. Harsh I know but very true. So it’s a good idea to start your speech with certainty and confidence. Here are some top tips for how to prepare yourself to start your speech with power and confidence.
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