Persuasive Speech About Self-Esteem

Now, once you've spent time reviewing the Persuasive Values Speech Assignment, you'll then choose your "value" (topic) from the extensive list below, and post your responses to the prompts listed here. You definitely don't want to rush this part of the planning stage, as you'll need to "live" with this decision for the rest of the class session.
When you're ready then, develop the following into a paragraph format and post in the discussion board:
Your choice of topic/value from the provided list (see below)
A specific persuasive purpose statement (review Chapter 6 of the e-text)
An explanation of your connection to the topic. You want to describe your personal relationship with the value you chose. In other words, why do you believe you have the credibility (Ethos) to speak with us about this value? In other words, how do you envision showing character, competence, caring, and charisma?
Comment on why you believe your audience will be open to a speech on this particular value. In other words, contemplate and comment on your classmates' (your audience's) psychographics (Section 5.1 of your text).
Finally, plan to respond to at least 3 of your peers about their specific purpose statements and stay open to suggestions they make about yours.
INDIVIDUAL AND PERSONAL GROWTH- Each person has a set of inside values. If you want to present a speech based on personal growth and individual development, choose one of the following values. In other words, if you pick one of these words, your goal will be to persuade your audience to see the significance of the value and to encourage them to develop the value for personal growth.
A will to succeed
Accomplishment
Accountability
Achievement
Affection
Assertiveness
Autonomy
Beauty
Being Truthful
Caring
Change
Collaboration
Compassion
Concern for Others
Creativity
Curiosity
Diligence
Effort
Empathy
Empowerment
Endurance
Enthusiasm
Excellence
Faith
Forgiveness
Friendship
Generosity
Goodness
Gratitude
Hope
Humor
Idealism
Independence
Individuality
Innocence
Integrity
Instinct
Kindness
Love
Meaning of Life
Mercy
Morality
Open-mindedness
Optimism
Patience
Peace
Personal Development
Physical Challenge
Piety
Pleasure
Privacy
Purity
Reputation
Romance
Sacrifice
Safety
Satisfaction
Self-Awareness
Self-discipline
Self-Esteem
Self-Reliance
Self-Respect
Self-Worth
Sensitivity
Serenity
Seriousness
Sincerity
Sophistication
Spirituality
Stability
Success
Sympathy
Tact
Temperance
Truthfulness
Understanding
Unpretentiousness
Unselfishness
CLASSIC OR TRADITIONAL VALUE SPEECH TOPICS- Moral codes of conduct in society or groups are the basis of the following values. They’re developed over time. If you choose one of these vales, your goal will be to persuade your audience to change societal conventions or moral standards.
All for One And One for All
Altruism
Appreciation
Authority
Charity
Chastity
Civic Obligation
Civic Pride
Civil Rights
Compassion
Concern for Others
Confidence
Conformity
Consciousness
Consensus
Consumer Rights
Cooperation
Courtesy
Democracy
Dependability
Diplomacy
Diversity
Ecological Awareness
Environmental Safety
Equality
Etiquette
Equity
Fidelity
Flexibility
Fraternity
Free Will
Freedom
Freedom of Initiative
Helping Society
Heroism
Honesty
Honor
Hope
Hospitality
Human Rights
Humanism
Humility
Improvement
Justice
Majority Rule
Mercy
Minority Rights
Moderation
Modesty
Never Give Up
Non-Violence
Obedience
Openness
Participation
Patriotism
Positive Perspectives
Public Service
Pursuit of Happiness
Reasoning
Respect for Regulation
Respect for Different People
Sacrifice
Service to Society
Sharing
Simplicity
Stability
Strength
Taking Accountability
Tolerance
Tradition
Unity
Unselfishness
Well-Being
Well-Mannered
Wisdom
Women’s Rights
World Unity