I want to explore the ideas of what happens after the death of a loved one. I'm interested in this because recently, my friend's parents died in a tragic accident.

I hope the audience will feel hope and sorrow. I want the audience to learn that grieving over the death of a loved one is different for everyone.

I want to talk about this topic because it seems like I can create a good/ interesting speech that can intrigue the audience.

I'm still coming up with my idea of what I want to audience to learn from my speech.

I chose the topic 'words have power' because I want to talk about how politicians and dictators have the power to influence their followers by using words.

I am interested in this topic because of all the dictatorship and influence some countries are having around the world, and I am also interested in how this impacts the different views of some people.

I want to investigate the idea of what it means to make your mark. This is interesting to me because I've always wanted to know how people can suddenly become famous or in a position of power that can be used for good.

I want my audience to learn that anyone is capable of making their mark by believing in themselves. When the speech is finished, I hope they feel interested in the topic and motivated to make a mark on their own.

challenging the boundaries in sport and discovering and overcoming the bias and unfair side of sports teams or competitions.

The friendships/ hardships sport can cause or help current issues and help make new friends or help overcome problems one could be facing in their life, and their sport could be helping them through it and giving them inspiration or simply friends that they could talk to

I'm going to talk about how some celebrities have overcome poverty in there early life. Why this topic I choose this topic because I find it interesting in how far your life can change from being poor to famous and how it felt for the celebrities.

I want the audience to learn about how you can change your life around and it is always possible even if you have grown up differently to others.

i would like the audience to have a think about words and how they can have a big impact

i picked it on random

The endless pursuit of 'more'.

I want to explore themes relating to how we live in a world where enough is never really enough for us. I chose “How much is enough?” because it’s a question that honestly feels more relevant now than ever. We live in a world obsessed with “more”—more success, more stuff, more attention, but where will we draw the line?

I want the audience to question whether having more will automatically make them feel better. I hope that the audience can use what they hear to adjust their way of thinking, focusing more on what they have, not constantly focusing what they could have.

I want to talk about whats next in technology because i wanted to learn about whats happening with ai in the future and talk about it.

I want them to learn about what is happening right now/ what is going to happen with ai.