
#29: Should you memorize your speeches?
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “First, he read his speech. Second, he read it badly. Third, it wasn’t worth reading.” ~ Winston Churchill
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “First, he read his speech. Second, he read it badly. Third, it wasn’t worth reading.” ~ Winston Churchill
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “Kasparov is . . . the best in history.” ~ Magnus Carlsen, current World Chess Champion
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “What would you say . . . you do here?” ~ The Bobs, Office Space
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “Joshua Bell plays like a god.” ~ John Corigliano, Five-time Grammy winning musical composer
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “It’s the meeting and mating of ideas that creates progress.” ~ Matt Ridley, The Rational Optimist
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “Without vacations from distractions, ideas are scarce.” ~ Avi Loeb, Harvard astrophysicist
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “Strong people don’t put others down. They lift them up.” ~ Michael Watson, boxing champion
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “What every speaker needs . . .is a devastating defense
against the dread disease of dribbling off.” ~ William Safire, Lend Me Your Ears
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “Great is the art of beginning, but greater is the art of ending.” ~ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “A weasel . . . sucks the meat out of the egg and leaves it an empty shell.” ~ Teddy Roosevelt
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “Dragons can be beaten.” ~ Neil Gaiman, Coraline
One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “Great stories happen all around you every day.” ~ Paul Smith
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