Ask the speech writer
By Lawrence | February 2, 2010
Hi
I am in the process of writing a series of booklets about the speech writing process. Each will contain a question and answer section with real answers given to real questions asked by real people.
If you have a speech-related question that is bothering you, please let me know. I’ll reply as quickly as I can, and with your permission, it may be published (and please don’t worry, your surname won’t be!).
And so whether your question is about planning, writing or delivering your speech, please feel free to drop me an email or add a response below this blog.
I look forward to hearing from you and hope I will be able to help.
Thanks, Lawrence
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Do you do retirement speeches? I have as head of department to give a speech when my colleague of 30 years retires at the end of this month We are haematologists I hate nothing more than public speaking probably because I havent a witty bone in my body and am unattractively self conscious He I is a diehard who is a poor communicator and not as up to date as one might hope for if one were one of his patients He works long hours much to the distress of his long suffering wife herself a doctor and the daughter of a distinquished haematologist if you can see a way of making this interesting and kind please let me know Helen
Hi Helen, I have emailed you; I hope the address works – the one you left here didn’t look quite right! Please call me if you would like to progress this.
Best wishes
Lawrence