** It was an excellent way to sharpen your presentations because: an extemporaneous speech - is spoken with some preparation but not written out or memorized. speaking or adept at speaking without preparation. made for the occasion; improvised.

Date:   4/18/2020 1:01:00 AM ( 4 y ago)

Critical Thinking Outlines Part 2
Ex·tem·po·ra·ne·ous

Management of your life:

Back when in college, I took public speaking and debate classes, where periodicity we had to go into the campus, TV studio and give speeches! I remember that often we would be called upon to give a 15-minute extemporaneous speech while being televised to evaluate and review! This method helps broaden your outlook and social awareness!

It was an excellent way to sharpen your presentations! It also gave better continuity and broadened your delivery! Such presentations sharpen your focus and delivery of information in your life! From which I learned how to use this type of thinking to apply in many lifelong ideas and techniques.
I have become skilled at giving unrehearsed speeches or presentations! which helped improve my life! as an accomplished extemporaneous speaker.

Learn how to improvise your life so that you can think more effectively and become a better speaker as well as having a better grip on your life in general! It helped to become a more balanced speaker and be able to get my point across!

I see this as an important step to help so many lost souls who tend to wander and limp thru life! This is a missing part of many people's lives by not adapting to problems. Many of the younger generations seem to need this approach to become more spontaneous and direct in their life!

Learning how to adjust and fit into the new scenarios in your life, will allow you to be more responsive! Thus being able to see and to address problems or other facets which come into your existence!

It is about the management of your life! When are you going to start?


 

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