What do you do if your speech lacks logical reasoning and fails to engage the audience?

Je conseillerais d'ajouter des éléments de preuves factuels :ajoutez des données chiffrées, des sources, des études de cas pour étayer votre propos et convaincre votre auditoire. Les faits sont vos alliés. Ajoutez-y du storytelling et c'est le combo parfait

If your speech lacks logical reasoning and fails to engage the audience, it's crucial to reassess your approach. Start by revisiting your content to ensure it is well-structured and supported by evidence. Focus on crafting a clear and compelling narrative that resonates with your audience's interests and concerns. Incorporate storytelling, examples, and analogies to make complex ideas more accessible. Additionally, practice delivering your speech with enthusiasm and confidence to captivate your audience's attention and foster a connection with them. Finally, be open to feedback and willing to refine your speech based on audience reactions and insights.

logically organizing my speech is vital to ensure my message is coherent and easy to follow. I Start with an introduction that sets the stage for my topic, then main points supported by evidence, and conclude with a strong summary or call to action.

A clear structure is indeed important. You will notice that the benefits are: - You know instinctively where you are in your talk - Your audience can picture it You can use a one-pager structure with your different title, bullets points and conclusions for each section.

You could try incorporating more evidence to support your points by organizing your ideas in a clear and logical manner, and using techniques to capture the audience's attention, like storytelling or interactive elements.

Transition phrases and signposts help guide my audience through the flow of my speech. By using words like "firstly," "in addition," or "finally," I can signal shifts between ideas and keep my audience engaged.

Il est intéressant d'aiguiller l'auditeur mais il ne faut pas rendre son discours trop littéraire. Il faut manier ces éléments avec parcimonie. Parfois, il est plus intéressant de faire des transitions logiques et même le faire remarquer. En effet, le faire remarquer peut amener à recaptiver son auditoire.

It is important to tailor our content as per our audience- their interest and knowledge. To seek attention of the audience and keep them engaged, I take help of rhetorical devices and often start my presentation with a relatable story or by asking a question. Anecdotes or relevant personal stories can not only gain their attention but also help connect with the audience emotionally. Using metaphors, simile, and analogies can make complex ideas easier to understand. Thus, by using rhetoric strategically, we can transform our speech from dull to dynamic.

We often attend presentations that are so boring! I am sure you have been there as well! The idea is to bring every 1-2 minutes an element of change and/or surprise. You can think of the following items: – A funny story – A great illustration (story or graphical) – A question – A surprise – Anticipation You will then notice that your audience will remember the illustration first, and then the point you were making.

I use Rhetorical devices such as metaphors, analogies, and anecdotes, which can add depth and emotion to my speech, making it more memorable for my audience. These devices can help me connect with my listeners on a personal level and evoke a stronger response.

Le plus important et celui à ne pas oublier est le silence. Le silence, captive quand il est bien placé. Il peut attirer l'attention, faire comprendre un concept et surtout ne rend pas le discours linéaire. Par ailleurs, il permet d'éviter les tic de langage.

Seeking feedback from peers or mentors can provide valuable insights into areas for improvement in my speech. Practice is also essential in honing my public speaking skills. I Rehearsed my speech multiple times to build confidence and ensure a smooth delivery.

La pratique est indispensable mais il ne faut pas pratiquer pour apprendre par coeur. Les points importants, quelques chiffres, des punchlines et c'est tout !

Emotion speaks to more people than logic. Crafting a story that tugs on the heart strings of your audience will always be more captivating than a speech littered with logical reasoning. Find a way to deliver an emotional story that directly relates to your audience and your logic will seem far less important. Most people won’t remember what you said, but they will remember how you made them feel. Logic doesn’t have feelings, emotion does.

My favourite way to get better is to specifically different members of the audience for two main pieces of feedback: What did you like? What can I do better? I need constructive feedback. 9 times out of 10, you will be surprised with the feedback you get!

Homework & practice. Constantly evolving your approach is key to success. No two engagements are alike, if you repeat the same formula every time it will not work. I also find revisiting my resume as I prepare, this allows you to reflect back on events/stories from your experience that could provide some context to your speaking engagement.

Points to consider:- - Thorough knowledge of the subject. - Good fillers and anecdotes. - Mastery of mannerisms. - Confident body language. - Anticipate the audiences reactions and queries and be prepared for them. - Do not fumble or falter. - Don't use words like "a, a...aaa, mmm, etc.