Motivation

1. SPEECH TO MOTIVATE

2.  Meaning
 Characteristics
 Types of speeches
 Questions before giving a speech
 What constitutes a good speech?
 The art of public speaking

3. A motivational speech is written to persuade,
or convince the listeners to take actions to
improve.

4. Good public speaking is simply the art of good
conversation carried a step or two beyond the
usual. Through effective public speaking we
can encourage, teach, entertain and inspire
others.

7.  Does your audience need a dictionary to
decipher your speeches?
 Do you write your speeches with encyclopedic
diction?
 Do you try to impress your audience with a lot
of jargons?

8. Speeches which use simple, conversational
language are more enjoyable to listen to, easier
to follow, and more likely to be remembered.

9.  CLARITY
 CONCISENESS
 INFORMATIVE
 INFORMAL
 INTERESTING

10.  4 P’s : Pace, Pitch, Power, And Pauses.
 Be intentional.
 Compliment your voice with expressive
gestures.
 Keep your head up.