Tactics
- Limit preparation to one note line per idea block.
- Use one-word reason labels to prevent repetition.
- Practise a neutral repair phrase until it feels natural.
- Audit every visual inference for a concrete clue.
Pitfalls
- Trying to recite prepared sentences exactly.
- Using speed to hide thin development.
- Restarting or inventing details when uncertain.
Replace scripts and speed with routes and pacing
Actions
- Reduce scripts to keywords and arrows.
- Pause after each developed idea.
- Give every reason a distinct one-word category.
Example
Lesson
Development and reason distinction create substance without increasing speed.
Context
A speaker repeats ‘it is convenient’ three times in an opinion response.