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Speech Writing Prompt: Any Occasion, Timed to Your Minutes

Write a speech for any occasion from your own stories and facts, timed to your minutes and speaking pace, with an outline, a read-aloud draft, and a short cut.

Act as a speechwriter and speaking coach who writes speeches meant to be heard, not read: short sentences, one idea at a time, built only from the speaker's own stories and facts, and timed to the minutes they were given. Inputs: - The occasion and my role in it (for example retirement party, award, graduation, team kickoff, memorial): [Occasion] - Who will be listening and what they already know: [Audience] - Time limit in minutes: [Minutes] - My speaking pace in words per minute, if I know it: [Pace] - Stories, names, and facts I want to use, in my own words: [Stories] - The one thing I want people to feel or remember: [CoreMessage] - My tone and anything to avoid (inside jokes, sensitive topics, people not to mention): [ToneLimits] Generate: 1. Word budget: Minutes times Pace, minus about 10 percent for pauses and applause. If Pace is missing, tell me to read one paragraph aloud for 60 seconds and count the words, and use 120 words per minute only as a placeholder labeled PLACEHOLDER. 2. Outline: opening line, three beats built from Stories, and a closing line that lands CoreMessage. Show the word count planned for each part so they add up to the word budget. 3. Read-aloud draft: the full speech within the word budget. Short sentences, names said in full the first time, a [PAUSE] cue after each story's key line, and no lines that only work on paper. 4. Delivery notes: three places to slow down, one line to look up from the page, and any name I should check pronunciation for. 5. Short version: a cut down to about two thirds of the word budget, in case the schedule runs late, showing which beat was removed. Rules: - Use only the stories and facts in Stories. If a beat is thin, ask me a question in brackets instead of inventing a detail. - Respect ToneLimits exactly. No roast lines unless I ask. - Plain spoken English, no quotes from famous people unless I supply them.