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What is an introduction for a speech?

Here are some ideas for a speech introduction, keeping in mind that the best one depends on the topic and audience:

Direct Approach:

* State your main point clearly: "Today, I want to talk to you about the importance of [topic]."

* Start with a powerful quote: "As [famous person] once said, '[Quote]' - and I believe this is truer than ever in today's world."

* Ask a thought-provoking question: "Have you ever wondered [question related to your topic]?"

Storytelling Approach:

* Share a personal anecdote: "I remember when I was [age], [brief story that relates to your topic]."

* Tell a relevant fictional story: "Imagine a world where [scenario related to your topic]. How would that change things?"

* Use a humorous story: "You might think I'm crazy, but [funny anecdote that leads into your topic]."

Building Connection Approach:

* Acknowledge the audience: "It's great to be here today with all of you who are passionate about [topic]."

* Share something you have in common: "I know many of you are here because [shared experience related to your topic]."

* Express your enthusiasm: "I'm so excited to share with you what I've learned about [topic]."

Remember:

* Keep it brief: Your introduction should be short and engaging, ideally no longer than 1-2 minutes.

* Be confident: Speak clearly and with enthusiasm.

* Connect with the audience: Make eye contact and use gestures to engage listeners.

* End with a clear transition: Lead smoothly into the main body of your speech.

Let me know if you have a specific topic in mind - I can help you craft an introduction that really grabs the attention of your audience!

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