The King's Speech
May 24,2017
My first time watching the movie, "The King's Speech" I learned that the techniques that his mentor had taught him were very
honest and true. To process and develop as a public speaker is not to be afraid because you cannot hide from things that you must do anyway and it's always a part of life and can never be without it. Communication is a part of us and cannot be broken without it we do not know what is said or done. Another lesson I could maybe learn is to challenge yourself and keep trying harder with what you do. In the movie, the Duke was challenged quite a lot within himself and it was hard for him but in the end, he prevailed.
Albert the Duke in which he applied himself became stronger and more confident because in any speaking situation say you're doing a play and you cannot remember your lines. Well the show must go on, so dust yourself off and roll with the punches. Never let your guard down! Nothing is permanent you must believe in yourself!
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