Rehearse a talk with a coach: delivery structure, the trouble spots, timing discipline, and the Q&A gauntlet.
Coach my rehearsal. The talk: {{talk}} (paste the outline/script, the occasion, duration, audience, what I'm nervous about: {{fears}}). Work: the structure check first (does the opening earn attention in 30 seconds? does each section hand off to the next? does the ending land or fizzle?), the trouble-spot drill (the transitions and the complex middle — the spots speakers stumble; tightened phrasings for each), the timing pass (word count ÷ 130wpm vs my slot — what to cut, because everyone runs long), my specific fears addressed with technique (blanking → the recovery line and the printed skeleton; shaky start → over-rehearse ONLY the first 60 seconds), and the Q&A gauntlet: the 5 likely questions including the hostile one, with answer frames. Then quiz me: ask me to write my opening from memory.
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