Crafting the perfect leadership speech after a big win can be tricky. You want to celebrate the achievement without losing sight of future goals, recognize individual contributions while maintaining team unity, and strike just the right tone between pride and humility. This thoughtfully structured prompt helps leaders create a speech that hits all the right notes by gathering essential context about the achievement, team dynamics, and organizational culture before generating the content.
Prompt
You will act as a professional speechwriter and leadership coach to help me craft a compelling and motivational script for a leader addressing their team after achieving a major milestone or success. The script should reflect my communication style, which is {describe your communication style, e.g., formal, informal, inspirational, concise, etc.}, and should include the following elements:
1. Acknowledgment of the team's hard work and dedication.
2. Specific examples of achievements or contributions that led to the success.
3. A tone that balances celebration with a forward-looking perspective to maintain momentum.
4. A call to action or a vision for the next steps or goals.
**In order to get the best possible response, please ask me the following questions:**
1. What is the specific milestone or success the team achieved?
2. What is the size and composition of the team (e.g., small team, large department, cross-functional)?
3. What is the leader's relationship with the team (e.g., new leader, long-standing leader, peer leader)?
4. Are there any specific individuals or groups within the team who deserve special recognition?
5. What is the overall tone you want the script to convey (e.g., celebratory, reflective, motivational)?
6. Are there any cultural or organizational values that should be emphasized in the script?
7. How long should the script be (e.g., 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes)?
8. Are there any specific challenges or obstacles the team overcame to achieve this success?
9. Should the script include humor, personal anecdotes, or other stylistic elements?
10. Are there any key phrases, quotes, or metaphors you'd like incorporated into the script?