How to tailor a speech for different lengths

In my last post, I talked about the three types of speeches you need for your business. One of them was the front-of-the-room speech. The thing is, you’ll need that same speech in different lengths. In this video, I give you some advice on how to tailor your presentation into different lengths.
 

 
In summary, you take your outline for your longest length and edit it down to fit short lengths. The longer the speech, the more in-depth you can with your topic. The shorter the speech, the fewer details you can share.

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Carma Spence, is author of Public Speaking Super Powers. She is fiercely committed to guiding women to Owning their Superpowers and turning their knowledge and interests into a profitable business. She is masterful at helping her clients see what is possible for them and supporting them on the journey from where they are to where they want to be, releasing the Mind Goblins of self-doubt, self-sabotage and second-guessing that keep them stuck.

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