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3. METHODS FOR THE PREPARATION OF SPEECH. Please remember that spoken words are different from
the written words. In essays you appeal to the intellect of the reader; but in a speech you deal with the chemistry of feelings and emotions of individuals. You should arrange your ideas in the form of a
talk to address an audience and not in the form of discussions or philosophizing as you would do on paper. Start your preparation at least a week in advance. Take three or four days for your preliminary
work, one day for organizing the points and ideas, then a day or two for ironing out the rough spots. And most important of all, is trying your speech on your family members or anyone else willing to listen.
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