Introduction
Good morning everyone!
I’m so happy to be here with you today and I’m sure you’re all feeling ready to conquer the day! I’m here to talk to you about the importance of conquering ourselves—of pushing ourselves and striving to better ourselves.
The Challenge
Sometimes, it can feel like the most difficult battle we’ll ever face is ourselves. We can be our own worst critics and it can be tough to push through our own limitations. It’s a challenge, but it’s an important one—it’s about personal growth and self-improvement.
An Anecdote
I remember when I was about to take on a huge project at work. I was so nervous and unsure of my abilities. I was really worried that I wouldn’t be up for the challenge. But then I remembered this quote: “It is not the mountain we conquer but ourselves.” I thought about how I had worked hard to be in this position and I realized that I had the skills and determination to make this project a success.
The Power of Self-Belief
That moment was so powerful for me. It was a reminder of the incredible power of self-belief. When we can believe in ourselves, we can accomplish so much more. We can take on even the most difficult tasks and be successful.
Conclusion
So today, I challenge you to push yourselves. Believe in yourselves, know that you are capable of amazing things, and remember that you can conquer anything you set your mind to, even yourself. Thank you!
Feedback for the Speaker
Introduction:
The speaker has started off the speech in a positive and encouraging manner, setting the tone of the speech. The speaker has also set out the purpose of the speech, providing a clear direction to the audience.
Strengths:
The speaker has employed the use of an anecdote, which helps to draw the audience in and give a relatable example to demonstrate the message of the speech. This is an effective public speaking technique, as it helps the audience to connect with the speaker and relate to the speech. This contributes to the purpose of the speech, as it allows the audience to better understand and absorb the message.
Areas for Improvement:
The speech could benefit from the use of a call to action. A call to action serves to challenge the audience to put the message of the speech into practice. This could be done by suggesting an actionable step for the audience to take, or by encouraging the audience to think of something they can do. For example, the speaker could suggest that the audience write down one thing they can do to challenge themselves and strive to better themselves. This would help to reinforce the purpose of the speech.