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  #1 Elmo Keller on 29 Apr 12

   

  Remember, just like using any attention-getter, you shouldn't begin by saying, "My identity is... " Simply begin with your attention-getter, in that case, a quotation. Quotations are useful for a number of reasons.
  
  

  
  
  • You get to rely on someone else's sense of humor or inspiring comments instead of having to create your own personal
  
  
  • You can draw in the name of a well-known person, either living or from history to add credibility to your issue
  
  
  • You may use the spirit of the quotation to steer the rest of your presentation such as humorous, motivational, or thought-provoking
  
  

  
  
  There are a variety of places to find quotations. Here are my best four favorite places to look for quotations:
  
  1. Quotation Books : I have a number of books filled with quotations for just about every occasion. When May possibly a speech to provide, I pop open one of my books and browse the section I think would be most helpful for that one audience.
  
  two. Quotation Websites: When I'm at my computer, one of my favorite places to discover quotes is www. quotegarden. com . They have a searchable index using a Google search tool to help you out find quotations about any topic in the sun.
  
  3. Popular Press: Newspapers together with magazines are excellent sources for up-to-the-minute quotations by political figures, Hollywood folks, and leaders in business. Often these references are generally less well-known so people is going to be interested to hear much more.
  
  4. Children: You often have heard of the tv set program, Kids Claim The Darndest Things . Well, truth is, they do. My daughters are three and five yrs . old and just about on a daily basis they say something funny or thought-provoking i can easily relate to the main topics many speeches I give about communication.
  
  Beginning a speech using a quotation is one excellent method to draw your audience with. With a well-chosen quote, they will want to know more as you market your business using public speaking.
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  Have you ever tried to create a speech, but the ideas just didn't manage to gel? You know: they seem good enough, they support your principles, but they just don't set off together.
  
  When preparing your speech, it helps if you know what type of speech you ought to create. There are four types:
  
  

  
  
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    Informational : this is the most prevalent type of special message. Your goal is to deliver information to your audience. It is often presented with several numbers, statistics, and many PowerPoint slides... which makes it overdrawn and boring.
  
  
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    Inspiring : in this version of speech, you seek to inspire your audience to change something in their activities. This is often called a "motivational speech". In truth, that is a misnomer. Motivation proceeds from within, nobody can give it back. Inspiration seeks to draw that motivation from audience members in order to get them to act.
  
  
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    Thrilling : the main goal from this speech is to make the audience laugh and also to enjoy themselves. These ais the format of most after-dinner speeches. Notice that an entertaining speech is totally different from a standup routine. It is much smoother and logical in its flow. motivational speaker, motivational speaker, motivational keynote speaker
    

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Remember, just like using any attention-getter, you shouldn't begin by saying, "My identity is... " Simply begin with your attention-getter, in that case, a quotation. Quotations are useful for a number of reasons. <br /> <br /> <ul><br /><li> You get to rely on someone else's sense of humor or inspiring comments instead of having to create your own personal </li><br /><li> You can draw in the name of a well-known person, either living or from history to add credibility to your issue </li><br /><li> You may use the spirit of the quotation to steer the rest of your presentation such as humorous, motivational, or thought-provoking </li><br /></ul><br /> <br /> There are a variety of places to find quotations. Here are my best four favorite places to look for quotations: <br /> <br /> <b> 1. Quotation Books </b>: I have a number of books filled with quotations for just about every occasion. When May possibly a speech to provide, I pop open one of my books and browse the section I think would be most helpful for that one audience. <br /> <br /> <b> two. Quotation Websites: </b> When I'm at my computer, one of my favorite places to discover quotes is www. quotegarden. com . They have a searchable index using a Google search tool to help you out find quotations about any topic in the sun. <br /> <br /> <b> 3. Popular Press: </b> Newspapers together with magazines are excellent sources for up-to-the-minute quotations by political figures, Hollywood folks, and leaders in business. Often these references are generally less well-known so people is going to be interested to hear much more. <br /> <br /> <b> 4. Children: </b> You often have heard of the tv set program, <i> Kids Claim The Darndest Things </i>. Well, truth is, they do. My daughters are three and five yrs . old and just about on a daily basis they say something funny or thought-provoking i can easily relate to the main topics many speeches I give about communication. <br /> <br /> Beginning a speech using a quotation is one excellent method to draw your audience with. With a well-chosen quote, they will want to know more as you market your business using public speaking. <br />.<br />Have you ever tried to create a speech, but the ideas just didn't manage to gel? You know: they seem good enough, they support your principles, but they just don't set off together. <br /> <br /> When preparing your speech, it helps if you know what type of speech you ought to create. There are four types: <br /> <br /> <ul><br /><li><br /><b> Informational </b>: this is the most prevalent type of special message. Your goal is to deliver information to your audience. It is often presented with several numbers, statistics, and many PowerPoint slides... which makes it overdrawn and boring. </li><br /><li><br /><b> Inspiring </b>: in this version of speech, you seek to inspire your audience to change something in their activities. This is often called a "motivational speech". In truth, that is a misnomer. Motivation proceeds from within, nobody can give it back. Inspiration seeks to draw that motivation from audience members in order to get them to act. </li><br /><li><br /><b> Thrilling </b>: the main goal from this speech is to make the audience laugh and also to enjoy themselves. These ais the format of most after-dinner speeches. Notice that an entertaining speech is totally different from a standup routine. It is much smoother and logical in its flow. <a rel="nofollow" href="http://conniepodesta.com/blog/">motivational speaker</a>, <a rel="nofollow" href="http://conniepodesta.com/speaker-packet/">motivational speaker</a>, <a rel="nofollow" href="http://conniepodesta.com">motivational keynote speaker</a><br /></li></ul></div>

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