Distinguished Female Power Ideas

by Jim

Here are some public speaking ideas for orals about female power and related off-spring. Often people think that women and men differ in solving issues and problems. Yes I think that is undoubtedly not far from the truth.

You could release and bring in positive and energetic emphatic and even psychological reasons and strongholds, but I think the clue to female succcess must be found in feeling and great estimating skills of every situation that occurs in private of professional live.

Ladies are always capable to see how the wind blows. You could make a bunch of convincing and stimulating speech topics based on this theory.

Look for scientific support and sketch the similarities and dissimilarities in fixing between males and females. You bet there will be a vivid Q&A afterwards... :-)

Top Players

by: Jim
You know what? Take the last edition of the Forbes 100 most influential women of the world. Examine the first three.

Why are they ranked that high? What does the 'title' mean? What made them big and highly successful in their careers?

And further on: When did they come in powerland riding the gravy train so to speak? How do they manage to stay at the top level of their field of interest?

You see I only mention a few questions that raise when studying the top three prominent ladies. It might be the next subject for a persuasion exercise.


Issues regarding to female power, such as the glass ceiling can be the lead for substitute discourse of course. Anyway, if you want to play the speakers' game safe, stay close to the conditions the producers of the list maintain for selecting the top-candidates. Regard them as pointers to comment on in a actuative.



Different Idiosyncrasy
By: Anum, Pakistan

The differences between intuition, instinct, common sense and our sixth sense.



Orchestra Project
by: Jim

My oral tip: choose a theater art form to narrate about! Too many to cope perhaps within the length your teacher assigned. So I advise to concentrate on one single music genre: lets say the symphonic orchestra explained in all its glory.

You know the various instrument groups? There are four main categories.

Just perfect for a splendid and overwhelming illustration in a audio presentation isA Young Person’s Guide to The Orchestra by British composer Benjamin Britten (1913 - 1976). He, in his turn, designed a passionate arrangement based on a melody theme of 17th century maestro Henry Purcell. (1659 - 1695)

Britten learns us the four major divisions, the woodwind classical instruments (flutes, etc), the brass and copper section, the strings (violins, etc), and the percussion group.

Enough to explain and explore for a broad audience. Good luck!

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