How to Make a Speech Memorable

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How to Make a Speech Memorable

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What do you remember about the last speech you heard? If you’re like most people, probably not much. In one of Lisa’s recent podcasts, she discusses how to make a speech memorable.

Quick tips from the podcast:

  • Use props
  • Use analogies
  • Use stories
  • End with a key sentence

To listen to the podcast or read the entire transcript, check it out at The Public Speaker.

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