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Critical thinking is a skill for survival. Persuasion is a part of critical thinking, which if exploited wisely it could leave a lasting impression on anyone for years down the road. Everything considered in life revolves around persuasion, which comes from critical thinking.

 As you think critically your eyes will open all the doors to writing an effective speech. As you begin writing your speech and your eyes are not open to suggestion, oh the power of it all, then you will not deliver a speech that will make you a star.

The overall elements of critical thinking revolve around listening to others, reading materials, speaking, and writing. Combine the four and you will come up with a ground-breaking speech that will make people want to listen to what you have to say.

Still, you must consider social, since critical thinking also involves this element. Critical thinking will remove prejudices, bring out new ideals, and consider consequences at what time the mind isn’t thinking critical.

While writing your speech then you should collect and play with data as you move along. Evaluating the data can help you to see where you go wrong and where you make it happen. Play with the words so that you can see how they fit in your speech.

You may want to record your ideals so that you can play them before you go to bed, since the mind often creates as you sleep. Always keep pen, paper, recorder and the like at your bed side, since if a new thought comes to mind you can quickly record it to paper or tape.

Critical thinking is thorough thinking, which creates new ideals. Critical thinking is the process of analyzing while making sense of your ideals fitting them into your speech. The ideals can conform, your beliefs and change your opinions, which can produce action.

Once you start creating thinking, you can follow up with your critical thoughts to make sure the parts are coming together. You should conduct brainstorming before writing the original copy; since brainstorming will help you cultivate your mind so that it can see more clearly.

Once you get the brainstorming completed then you can focus and let go of the ideals that may hinder your speech and cling to the thoughts that will make your speech a night to remember.

While writing and giving your speech you should stay focus and put your subconscious mind to work. Let the subconscious and conscious mind work together in harmony. Next you can cultivate creative serendipity which gives you the ability to see something valuable, especially if you are not looking for it. Serendipity is the availability of finding value that you may have overlooked or failed to think of…

Always observe and make corrections and correlations as you move along. Keep you ideals on file at all times by writing it down. Once you write your ideals down, refine them so that they work. You should then follow the intentions strategy, i.e. searching for answers to your questions.

As you write trust the process and trust you, since this is a part of critical thinking. You are creative!

As you write your speech recognize your decisions, while making informed decisions. Clarify your values as you write and consider what’s important to you. Base your decisions on your life plans, and consider everything going on revolving around you and your speech. use time as an ally as you work, meaning you should use time to deliberate on your thoughts.