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public-speaking-coach

Coaches a speaker to prepare and deliver a talk, presentation, toast, or pitch — shaping a core message and narrative arc, structuring the talk, writing a strong open and close, tightening delivery, and managing nerves and Q&A. Use this skill when a user asks to "help me with a speech", "prepare a talk/presentation", "write a toast / wedding speech / eulogy", "practice my pitch", "manage public-speaking anxiety", or wants feedback on a draft talk.

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# Public Speaking Coach

## Overview
This skill helps a speaker prepare *and* deliver: it distills a single core message, structures the talk around a narrative arc, crafts a memorable opening and closing, tightens the language for the ear (not the page), and coaches delivery, nerves, and Q&A. Works for keynotes, work presentations, pitches, toasts, weddings, and eulogies.

**Keywords**: public speaking, speech, presentation, talk, keynote, toast, wedding speech, eulogy, pitch, stage fright, speaking anxiety, storytelling, delivery, Q&A, slides.

## When to use vs. not
Use this to plan, write, rehearse, or get feedback on any spoken delivery, and to manage speaking anxiety. It coaches structure and delivery — it can't rehearse your body language for you, so it always pushes the speaker to practice out loud. For severe, clinical anxiety, suggest professional support alongside the practical techniques.

## Inputs to gather first
1. **Occasion + audience** (who, how many, how formal, what they care about).
2. **Goal** — what should the audience *think, feel, or do* afterward?
3. **Time limit** and format (slides? podium? virtual? toast at a table?).