31. Pitch in speech

 Pitch, the highness and lowness of our voice, is crucial for effective speech. It adds life and colour to our speech, keeping our audience engaged. Varying our pitch emphasizes key points, conveys emotions, and prevents monotony, much like a musical melody. Just as a flat melody loses its appeal, a monotone voice loses its power to capture attention.

 -Submitted by  Aryan Anand

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Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, "Words have the power to shape destinies."

 Crafting a potent pitch is like harnessing this power. In an instant, it can ignite inspiration, spur action, or reshape perspectives. A well-crafted pitch, delivered with eloquence and persuasion, has the capacity to resonate far beyond its brevity. It's the art of expressing ideas succinctly, leaving a lasting impact on the minds of listeners.

 -Submitted   by Sana  Kalodi