Preparing A Meal & Preparing A Speech

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There are many ways in which preparing a meal and preparing a speech are similar. When you are readying a meal or speech, you must have a clear idea of who – the president versus a toddler – your recipient is. Second, there must be a goal or a purpose in both the recipe and the speech; there should be a specifically identified and anticipated objective. Third, there are ingredients or segments which you must compile in order to produce your product. Also, there should be a sort of flow or movement throughout the work; for example, you make batter before you attempt to cook a cake and you outline a speech before you write it. Lastly, both must be presented well because there is nothing quite like a dishevelled appearance to destroy a speech or a sloppy icing job to ruin a cake. Both processes require attention to detail and purposeful intent from the outset.