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How often are you at a loss for words? How often do you need to address a group of people about something you are very knowledgeable about, but your sequence of thought just does not line-up?

It is quite immaterial the size of the crowd, nerves gets the best of us all, when we want something to sound perfect, but don’t know how. When the subject is so important to you you want your words to resonate, help me write my speech or want your point to be effectively made. But nothing sounds quite right.

An effective and professional speechwriter has the natural acumen to put it all together for you. With your guidance of course, speechwriters know how to create those Ah Ha moments. Know how to polish and refine your cadence enough to achieve the outcomes you want.

Contrary to popular belief, our job goes beyond writing your speech and handing it back to you. It is pivotal there be a measure of coaching as to how you deliver it. Your posture, your voice-projection, transitioning from one expression to the other, your gestures, all these elements need to be coached to you, because it is a massive part of the speech delivery.

Apart from being a Speech Writer I am also a Life Coach and always look for ways to Coach Clients simply, yet effectively. I have a very simple, hands-on approach, which my clients have found to be very effective and the feedback has been amazing.

I insert physical instructions in bracketed italics on the actual written speech. So, if at the start of a particular sentence, I want my client to change their demeanor or gesture, I would write it on the actual speech ahead of the next sentence or following a sentence, or at any point where I would like the client to do something. E.g.: [Start this sentence slowly]. [Your voice becomes more solemn]. [Gaze earnestly into the crowd]. My clients absolutely love and appreciate these guidance quotes, may have said they would be lost without it. Furthermore if they have rehearsed their speech once or twice before-hand, they must nail it every time.

Few things beat the feeling of knowing what you have just delivered to a crowd of people was a Hit! When a speech has been delivered and the applause is ringing through the room. Or people come up to you after the fact full of praise for what you have said; it is a thrill few will understand or achieve.

A speech is so much more than just the words. It is art. It is acting. It is a potential game-changer, and I for one, derive immense pleasure knowing I play a part in making someone feel that good.

Helen

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