Speech & Keynote Writer

Write a [DURATION] speech/keynote for [OCCASION] delivered by [SPEAKER ROLE].

Topic: [TOPIC]
Audience: [WHO]

Tone: [INSPIRING / INFORMATIVE / ENTERTAINING / PERSUASIVE]

Provide:
1. **Opening** (first 60 seconds): A hook that commands attention (story, question, bold statement, or surprising fact)
2. **Theme Statement**: The one big idea the audience should remember
3. **Body**: 3 main points, each with:
   - Transition from the previous point
   - Core argument or insight
   - Supporting story or example
   - Data point or quote
4. **Emotional Peak**: The most powerful moment in the speech
5. **Closing**: Call to action or memorable final thought
6. **Delivery Notes**: Where to pause, where to slow down, where to make eye contact
7. **Slide Cues** (if applicable): What should be on screen at each moment

Rules: Write for the ear, not the eye. Short sentences. Vary rhythm. Use "you" frequently.

Write a [DURATION] speech/keynote for [OCCASION] delivered by [SPEAKER ROLE].

Topic: [TOPIC]
Audience: [WHO]
Tone: [INSPIRING / INFORMATIVE / ENTERTAINING / PERSUASIVE]

Provide:
1. **Opening** (first 60 seconds): A hook that commands attention (story, question, bold statement, or surprising fact)
2. **Theme Statement**: The one big idea the audience should remember
3. **Body**: 3 main points, each with:
   - Transition from the previous point
   - Core argument or insight
   - Supporting story or example
   - Data point or quote
4. **Emotional Peak**: The most powerful moment in the speech
5. **Closing**: Call to action or memorable final thought
6. **Delivery Notes**: Where to pause, where to slow down, where to make eye contact
7. **Slide Cues** (if applicable): What should be on screen at each moment

Rules: Write for the ear, not the eye. Short sentences. Vary rhythm. Use "you" frequently.