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AEP Reflection #3.2 “March chronicles”

 Welcome back to anothah reflection! Alright, the more exclamation points I add.. the larger my misery is. Everyone, this is the specialty of March. Oh hoho.. 


This time in AEP we welcomed a new topic! Now, we are focusing on speech writing. Growing up, the process of speech writing always found its way to my heart. Little by little it ended up being such a great part of my life until this day. Im referring it to so many ways; whether it would be through negotiating for grades, schoolwork, groupwork, team-building activities and debate. 


However, the more and more I practice speech. I realised how I slowly forgot how its like to write a proper speech; considering impromptu speeches were something that came naturally. Its not a skill for someone to brag about, especially if it is something that has been in the making ever since primary school. In fact, I believe its too long for what I have; almost embarrassing. Sometimes, I would question: “Why on earth am I not like my other friends.. who are going to all these fancy speaker places and travelling the world?!”. Comparison is definitely the thief of joy.. but I really can’t help but think about how we started in the same level then now I feel like I am left behind. 


So the fact that we are learning about speech writing, not only reminds me to take a step back.. but for me to remember how important it is to fix your skills before you crumble!


Its ironic, the video is quite old but I also watched the same preachy speech many years back. Its funny how this moment feels like a full circle. Aside from our emoji activity, we haven’t done actual writing yet. So Im looking forward to that in the coming days:)


See you in the next one! 

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