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SPEECH OF INSPIRATION.

WHAT IS

An Inspirational speech is written to persuade, or convince the listeners, that they can succeed and motivate themselves.

This might involve optimistic stories, bases on faith or real life situations.

MAIN ELEMENTS.

• Optimism - Instil optimism to make the audience believe in what you are saying.
• Achievable Objectives - Goals must be positive and the audience must believe that they are achievable.
• Passion - Convey the subject with enthusiasm, passion and conviction to appeal to the emotions of the audience.
• Confidence - Inspire the audience with a 'Can Do' approach.
• Dynamic & dramatic ending.

FAMOUS EXAMPLES OF AN INSPIRATIONAL SPEECH

• New Frontier acceptance speech by John F. Kennedy in 1960
• Nobel Lecture by Mother Teresa on December 11th 1979
• Birth of a New Nation by Martin Luther King on April 7th 1957
• I have a dream by Martin Luther King JR.