Memorizing Speeches
- Once in our lives, we'll be able to get the chance of speaking in front of many people, doing declamations or oratorical and memorizing a speech is a useful skill to learn.
- Delivering a speech helps us to build our confidence and exude it at the same time.
- Speeches should feel natural, even memorized ones.
- The paradox of memorizing speeches is that you need to memorize the speech without seeming like you did.
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