The first point I mentioned was helpful, because I would always try to start my speech doing something very complicated, that I thought would be interesting. With the repeated emphasize that audiences were important, I would always retailor my speech. In some cases it was to simplify the topic, for people who weren’t familiar with the material I was presenting.
The other point was that speeches are not like papers. You can write an outline, but when you get up in front of your audience, you may change things. If you see something that is not working you can change it. You can add things if you feel it is necessary. You can take things away if you are running too long. You may also change the order.
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