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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Aren’t all of our speeches about trying to make the

Almost every speech that we give has one goal in mind: trying to convince our audience about something. In order to accomplish that, we’ve got

We all know about the importance of public speaking, but why do we give speeches? The reasons vary, but more often than not we are

Not all speeches are equal. In fact, some speeches are much more dynamic and aggressive than others. One great example of this is a debate.

When is a speech really over? Is it when the last word has passed your lips? Is it when you step down off of the

As public speakers who are constantly looking for new ways to connect with our audience, literary devices such as satire, irony, and sarcasm can seem

As speakers we are always looking for different ways to use our #1 tool: words. The English language is filled with literary devices that we

As speakers, our most powerful tool is the words that we use. Based on the importance of public speaking we know that our goal every

As public speakers, we understand the importance of public speaking and so we take the time to prepare our speeches. We clearly identify who we’ll

Hey, are you looking for a fight? If so, then why not stand up and deliver a speech on a controversial topic? The importance of

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