Neff Retirement Speech

During his speech, he is honest and accepting of his condition but continues to stay positive. Although he knows he’s dying, he’s still positive even through his darkest times. He makes his audience realize that their problems aren’t so big and to enjoy life.

Lou Gehrig gave this speech as part of his retirement. He did not intend of making a speech at the time and he gave a very good speech. He presented himself as a relaxed, grateful, and a very humble human being. In this speech he is showing a side of him that is very optimistic. He shared certain details about his life, the good parts. He shared his gratitude toward his parents, his wife, and mother-in-law. He shared his humble background and praised the people he worked with. He chooses to dwell on the good parts of his life, not his hardships. Gehrig wanted people to know that he has had a good life and they should not feel sorry for him. He does not feel sorry for himself. He said,

The speech “I have a dream” changed to world. It affected millions of American citizens. All of this was because his well written speech. This shows how important it is to put some tough into the speech instead of

Once again his overall posture and confident level was excellent. The speaker shows passion for the subject he is speaking on from the hand movements when he speaks on poverty and domestic abuse as being trivial (a means to an end). The speakers volume was just right he spoke high enough for the back of the room could here, and the speech was easy to understand. When given a speech a speaker should consider his audience in the wording of his speech, is he giving a speech to children for educational purposes or a group of college students, this is call no one left behind so the entire audience is on track.

Nelson Mandela and South Africa made history on Mat 10th 1994, which Mandela's speech is very influenced by. Mandela speech is passionate and inspiring. Mandela does a great job for making his audience feel like a unit, and giving the people of South Africa hope and aspiration to change their country for the

Stuart Scott did exceptionally well in his speech at the ESPY’s. He showed empathy towards people in general, making it feel like the audience can experience from his viewpoint as well. Mentioning the words, “Don’t give up, don’t ever give up. “ from Jim Valvano’s speech was a great start to the general purpose of his speech.

He is ever the inspiring leader, presenting how he helped the parties and reached across the isles to achieve funding that was previously cut by Congress to education.  He talked about how the First Lady's "Let's Move!" campaign helped lower childhood obesity for the first time in 30 years.  He presented how he is helping veterans, while an image of the famous speech quote "Give me your tired, your hungry, your poor" was posted for the nations viewing. All these were meant to let the viewers come to see him as representative of the same greatness.

He explained how some people become better performers under a person who is relatively approachable. Similar to how I believe every song performed in b flat is the epitome of perfection, I erroneously inferred that being expressionless was the most appropriate way to tackle every leadership scenario. Consequently, I eventually found that this tactic, in conjunction with my size and strength, was actually very intimidating for many people and detracted from their ability to perform. This provoked in me a desire to enhance my ability to lead by becoming more approachable. My mentor helped me channel this (new urge) in a positive direction through Student Leadership Council, a non-profit that we started later that

Along with having a lot of science in the speech I feel like it is really well organized and thought out. The reason I say this is because the information he shares build on top of each other in a very specific way, coming together to make a point. Although this is what most people do in most speeches, he does it in a much different way than most people do, he approaches the topic with a grace and understanding that not very many people approaches it with; he approaches it with understanding, solidarity which I think is unique and helps convey his point in a way that can be very beneficial to how the audience receives his ideas and

His speech gave great logos for the audiences to follow and to think about so they can start achieving their goal. Denzel washington exigency was at a award ceremony where there would be lots of actors, singers , writers and young filmmakers. Where he knows he can give his speech too to aspire each one of them. Denzel Washington is a proud man and wants every young people to never give up because he knows there's gonna be times where it's gonna be hard but he knows at the end of all the struggles each one of the audiences will be proud of themself because their achieving their

Another part of the speech that resonated with me, was when Ashton Kutcher said “The sexiest thing in the entire world is being really smart. And being thoughtful. And being generous.” this resonated with me because if i improve my education, and improve myself in the future then people will like to associate with me

I liked Neil Pasricha’s speech because he presented his family in a nice and funny way. Also, I liked how he presented his life in the speech. He started by explaining to the audience how his life was going smoothly in the beginning, but then started to spiral downwards. Especially how his wife broke his heart. After all the problems and difficulties he has encountered in his life, I was impressed by the way he choose to live the rest of his life positively. Believing that the biggest pleasures in life stem from the smallest acts, Neil Pasricha became the creator of the best blog in the world, but in the beginning his mother was his only reader. In his speech, he shows the audience how his “Three A’s of awesome”, Attitude, Awareness, and Authenticity

In conclusion, these speeches inspire me as it reminds me tha while there will always be antagonist and make trouble, there are still people who can even after all the hardships and tragedies of the past, they can look past it in pride and forgive and also look forward to

It was reassuring to see someone who had the necessary knowledge about the topic as well as the influence to draw a crowd of people talk about the issue in this frank no-nonsense way. It helped install confidence in the facts while also getting that message to a larger group of people. The points he brought up would require a global change, so it’s important that the people with the knowledge who have the ability to be heard and seen put their

Growing up, I always lived by the quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson, “Every artist was an ametuar at first”. So I sit back and think what is it that made me an ametuar at first. Was it because I did not have financial stability when I was younger, or was it because I had no means of knowing how to succeed. I had to think long and hard what could be wrong. I was smart, work hard, always did the right thing and had courages.All those traits are good and are traits I passed to my three kids. I was missing a key thing. The major key , that my husband who helped me diligently with my company help me find was I was not not motivated enough. I was often discouraged a lot in my life, which sometimes delayed business actions. This is why I mentor kids to help them have the motivation I did not have when I was younger.