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Explanation Speech Student's Name: Olivia O’Hern R110 Section No: 24635 Date: 10/12/2020 Instructor's Name: Professor Hart Title of Speech: Explanation Speech Thesis Statement: In these next few moments we are going to look at the steps we should take when dating: make a goal, find yourself, and be intentional. LEFT COLUMN label speech functions MIDDLE COLUMN content of speech use complete sentences RIGHT COLUMN Label physical behaviors Copyright © 2020-2021 Department of Communication Studies @ IUPUI University | Explanation Speech INTRODUCTION I. *Intentions (acoustic) - Justin Bieber* II. #RelationshipGoals is a very popular topic in our world today. When I ask what your #RelationshipGoals are does an image or two flash across your mind? Maybe you see a tall, handsome man with dreamy, dark eyes, or a short, blonde girl with bright, blue eyes… Maybe Attention, TIA, Credibility, Thesis there’s more to relationships than these so-called “goals.” What should a relationship look like? How do you know when it’s ok to date? How do you date? *Either play song or play guitar and sing* III. In being the friend who people come to for relationship advice and bf/ gf drama, and for having a couple relationships of my own, I have acquired much experience in relationships and how to have a successful one. IV. So, in these next few moments we are going to look at the steps we should take when dating: make a goal, find yourself, be intentional. Copyright © 2020-2021 Department of Communication Studies @ IUPUI University | Explanation Speech I. Step 1: Make a Goal. BODY A. One of the most important things to do before jumping into a relationship is to figure out what your goal is. 1. In his book “Relationship Goals,” Michael Todd compares relationship goals to an archer with a bow and arrow. He says if the archer doesn’t have a target, he can shoot anywhere “but the arrow is not going to hit anything purposeful.” Main Point, Sub-Point, Sub-Sub-Point 2. Before getting into relationships, we need to know where we are going. Michael Todd says, “Take away the goal, and what good is the effort?” If we have no goal, or target, our arrows could land in heartbreak, brokenness, time wasted, etc. B. James August, in his article “Finding Yourself: A Guide to Finding Your True Self,” says, “This means separating our own point of view from other people’s expectations of us. It means asking ourselves what our values are, what truly matters to us, then following the principles we believe in.” It is necessary to know what is important to us and what we want in a relationship. Transition Now that we know that we need to make a goal to aim at, what’s the next step? Copyright © 2020-2021 Department of Communication Studies @ IUPUI University | Explanation Speech II. Step 2: Find Yourself First. A. Before you learn to love someone, you need to learn to love yourself. To add, you need to know your purpose. 1. Michael Todd likes to compare this to a very well-known couple, Adam and Eve. Before Eve came along, the Lord gave Adam a job: to maintain the land… He “had a purpose before he had a person.” 2. Eve only supported and helped Adam in his purpose. Michael Todd goes on to say how the right person will help and support you in your Show Slide purpose, rather than hold you back from it. To add, don’t go looking for your purpose in others. Find it for yourself. B. The online article “Finding Yourself: A Guide to Finding Your True Self” written by Author James August says, “Knowing what we want is fundamental to finding ourselves.” This quote explains that in order to know what you want, you need to know yourself. Transition Ok so now we know to make a goal and find ourself and our purpose, but what’s next? Copyright © 2020-2021 Department of Communication Studies @ IUPUI University | Explanation Speech III. Step 3: Be Intentional. A. This step goes hand-in-hand with the first. Keep your aim and be intentional with your relationships. Be purposeful. 1. If you’re not dating to marry, what are you doing? “Dating is not supposed to be a destination. It’s supposed to be transportation to where you really want to go,” says Michael Todd. B. According to Jonathan Pokluda with The Porch, intentional dating has three elements: having intention, or purpose, having the purpose of marriage, and being clear about that purpose. 1. Pokluda goes on to say that anytime you date someone, or simply going on a date, there should be a reason. He also says that the purpose of dating someone should be to figure out if you want to marry them, and if the answer is “no” you break up. There’s no point in staying a relationship that’s going somewhere you don’t want to go, or not going somewhere you do want to go. Pokluda also mentions being clear. It’s very important to let the other person know what your intentions are. CONCLUSION I. Over the past few minutes we learned three core steps in dating: make a Review of Main Points Clincher/tag/ exit line or Final Appeal goal, find yourself, and be intentional. II. “According to Todd, whether you are married or single, aiming for the right targets will make all the difference,” found on The Advocate. Statement of Academic Honesty: I have read and understand the sections in the Student Bulletin and/or course syllabus relating to IUPUI’s Honesty/Cheating Policy. I certify that I have not cheated or plagiarized in the process of completing this assignment. I also verify that this assignment is unique to this class and that I have not used work from previous courses. If it is found that cheating and/or plagiarism did take place in the writing of this outline, I understand the possible consequences of the act, which could include expulsion from IUPUI. Copyright © 2020-2021 Department of Communication Studies @ IUPUI University | Explanation Speech Works Cited 13th, James August, et al. “Finding Yourself: A Guide to Finding Your True Self.” PsychAlive, 28 Aug. 2015, www.psychalive.org/finding-yourself/. Pokluda, Jonathan. “How to Date Intentionally.” How to Date Intentionally | ThePorch.Live, 6 July 2014, www.theporch.live/blogs/how-to-date-intentionally. Todd, Michael. Relationship Goals. Waterbrook Press (A Division of Random House Inc), 2020. Tmoura, Gardener Contributing. “Review: Pastor's Book Says Make Dating 'Intentional' to Achieve Relationship Goal.” The Advocate, 19 June 2020, www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/ entertainment_life/faith/article_04cfcd0e-a65e-11ea-88d3-af5aa02941c6.html. Copyright © 2020-2021 Department of Communication Studies @ IUPUI University | Explanation Speech Explanation Speech Student's Name: R110 Section No: Date: Instructor's Name: Title of Speech: Thesis Statement: LEFT COLUMN label speech functions MIDDLE COLUMN content of speech use complete sentences RIGHT COLUMN Label physical behaviors INTRODUCTION I. Attention, TIA, Credibility, Thesis II. III. IV. BODY I. A. Main Point, Sub-Point, Sub-Sub-Point 1. (*Fill in any actions) 2. B. Transition (Insert Transition Here) II. Show Slide Copyright © 2020-2021 Department of Communication Studies @ IUPUI University | Explanation Speech A. B. Transition (Insert Transition Here) III. A. B. CONCLUSION I. Review of Main Points II.