I Ve Got Taste Speech Reflection

Self-reflection is key to growth. If a person thinks they are never in the wrong they will never be able to improve upon their weaknesses. That is why I am going to reflect and evaluate my "I've Got Taste" speech, delivered on Friday, 9 March 2018. Evaluating the primary aspects of the speech, delivery and content, as well as setting goals for my next speech will help me strengthen my weaknesses and improve the quality of future speeches. On a scale of one to ten, ten being perfect and one being horrible, voice for my speech was and nine. At times my voice needed to be louder for clarity, like when I said "objectively." If I would have made sure to keep a proper, constant volume my speech would not have had any moments were the audience could not understand my speech. However, throughout my …show more content…
Like with anything, it's important to look at the negatives and figure out how to fix them, it's also important to look at the positives and figure out how to retain them. I have three goals for my next presentation and I have figured out how to achieve those goals. My first goal is to maintain good eye contact with my audience and I can do this by being more comfortable with what I need to say. In order to be more comfortable I will need to review and practice what I want to say more often. Another goal is to continue my strength of good organization. To do this I will make sure to make a outline and include transitions where needed. My final goal is to make a better visual aid, one that follows the 90-10 ratio and I can make this possible by making the finished product sooner, that way I'm able to leave it alone for a while and then come back to it later with fresh eyes. Then I'll be able to see, from a little more of an objective view, what my visual aid really looks like. Evaluating my own performance and addressing my future goals and how I'm going to achieve them will help me improve for my next