The I-Self Speech

The I-Self SpeechThe first paragraph in your I-Self speech should not be long or boring. It should introduce the main point of your speech by making it crystal clear to the audience, and it should be short and simple.The writer may begin with the subject line of the page and continue with the next sentence. The conclusion sentence should conclude your speech, after which you are ready to go on to the next paragraph.As the speech progresses, it should begin to include short sentences that will become paragraphs. Each paragraph will provide the audience with information about a specific topic. The I-Self Speaker should repeat the main points of each paragraph in his/her speech.The first paragraph is often called the introduction, because it introduces the audience to your speaker and tells them who they are speaking to. It is the best place to introduce yourself to the audience, although you should also get a little creative and introduce yourself to the audience. The person you are ad dressing needs to know who you are before he/she can hear what you have to say.The second paragraph is the body of your speech. You can vary this paragraph slightly to tell the audience about your listener's background, or to let them know what they can expect from you. Your listener's background can vary in many ways.Your paragraphs can be short, but they must build up to something significant. If your paragraphs are too short and the information is not good, then the reader will lose interest and do not bother to read the rest of your I-Self speech. Your paragraphs can be as long as you like.The third paragraph is the conclusion of your I-Self speech, but the listener's background and the material that you presented to the audience during the first two paragraphs are still present. Thethird paragraph finishes off the main information that was presented during the first two paragraphs. The last paragraph can be considered the 'closing' paragraph, as the listener and audience will e ither agree with the main points presented in the I-Self speech or disagree with them.Finally, the I-Self speech is like a script for someone who is giving a talk. Like a play, you need to introduce the cast, then give them a role and an action to perform. Then you need to introduce the director, the stage manager, the score and the words that will make the play come to life.