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10 Keys To Writing A Speech

by Ellen Jepson

10 Keys To Writing A Speech–Forbes Jul 16, 2013

In writing a speech, you have two objectives: Making a good impression and leaving your audience with two or three takeaways. The rest is just entertainment. How can you make those crucial points? 

Jeff Schmitt

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Posted on November 6, 2020 (Updated: November 1, 2020)
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