【三分钟英语名人的演讲稿】Good morning, everyone.

Today, I want to talk about the power of a three-minute speech. In just a few minutes, a person can change the world. Think about it — how many times have you heard a short speech that stayed with you for a lifetime?

Take Martin Luther King Jr., for example. His famous "I Have a Dream" speech was not only powerful, but it also took place over several minutes. Though it wasn’t exactly three minutes, the message was clear: words can move mountains.

Then there’s Steve Jobs. When he gave his Stanford commencement speech in 2005, he shared three stories in just a few minutes. His words were simple, yet they inspired millions. He showed us that even in a short time, you can leave a lasting impression.

But what makes a three-minute speech so effective? It forces the speaker to be concise, focused, and meaningful. There’s no room for long-winded explanations or unnecessary details. Every word counts.

So, whether you're giving a presentation, speaking at a meeting, or sharing your thoughts with friends, remember: sometimes, less is more. A well-crafted three-minute speech can be more impactful than a long, drawn-out talk.

In conclusion, let’s all try to speak with purpose. Let’s make every word count. Because in just three minutes, we can inspire, persuade, and even change the world.

Thank you.