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22 of the Best Motivational Speeches of All Time

22 of the Best Motivational Speeches of All Time | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Just like in sports, being motivated at work is crucial for your performance. This rings especially true when you have a looming deadline, an important presentation to give, or colleagues or customers depending on your performance.


To help you stay motivated, no matter what your job throws at you, we decided to compile 22 of the best motivational speeches from business, sports, entertainment, and more. If you want to get fired up for a project, watch these videos. Trust me, I was ready to write a 5,000 word blog post after I saw them. And while the messages vary from speech to speech, they will put you in the optimal frame of mind for tackling and crushing your next big challenge.(Disclaimer: Some speeches -- *cough* Al Pacino *cough* -- may contain NSFW language.)...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Need some motivation for tackling that next big challenge? Check out these 22 inspirational speeches.

Moses Simuyemba's curator insight, July 14, 2017 11:08 AM

Interesting and encouraging.

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Don't Talk About The Thing. Talk About What's Behind It. | Mr. Media Training

Don't Talk About The Thing. Talk About What's Behind It. | Mr. Media Training | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
In his brilliant pitch for Kodak's slide machine, Mad Men's Don Draper teaches you an important lesson about how to speak about your product, cause or idea.
Jeff Domansky's insight:

For anyone who's ever pitched a product or prospect, spoken to an audience, reached out to a group of employees, this powerful post reminds us that it's the story and not the features that carry the day. great post from media training expert Brad Phillips and a moving clip from a great TV show-Mad Men.

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