If you’re feeling a sense of dread that you’ve been asked to make a speech, you’re not alone. These tips may be just what you need!

If you’ve been asked to make a speech, it may be tempting to turn to the Internet for help. But here's why it's not a good idea.

If there’s one major difference between writing a speech and an essay, it’s this: when writing a speech, write like you talk! A speech is me

Think about how many speeches you’ve listened to in life. Whether personal or professional in nature, how many of them really hit the mark?

You have been asked to make a speech. Whether it’s for your brother’s wedding, daughter’s Bat Mitzvah, grandma’s 90th birthday or your boss’ retirement party, you will be standing in front of a group of people who will be listening to what you have to say. A common question I hear again and again is: Where do I start? First, remember that you should talk for no more than five minutes. If you can keep it to three, even better. Like James Roosevelt said, “Father gave me the