The next step is to structure your speech in a way that supports your message and engages your audience. A simple and effective structure for a motivational speech is to begin with an attention-grabbing hook, such as a story, a question, a quote, or a statistic. Then, introduce yourself and your topic to establish credibility and rapport with your niche. Preview the main points you will cover and then develop them with evidence, examples, stories, or anecdotes that illustrate your message and connect with your niche. Use transitions to link your points and create a logical flow, as well as repetition, contrast, or parallelism to emphasize your message and make it memorable. To conclude, summarize your message and the main points of your speech. End with a call to action that motivates your audience to take the next step or implement what they learned from your speech. Leave a lasting impression with a memorable closing statement such as a quote, a challenge, a question, or a vision.