Question

Johanna was in the midst of preparing her speech. She'd done the research and found a number of great sources for her speech. The specific purpose of her speech was to persuade a group of wildlife experts to step up their help for saving the water channel between the islands of Maui and Lanai, an area where humpback whales migrate during the winter to give birth. Johanna had a very strong first point and a strong third point, but she just couldn't shake the fact that her middle point is really underdeveloped and lacks the strong evidence of the other two. Since she has already invested a lot of time and energy researching the point, she feels it would be a shame to drop it. In the back of Johanna's head, a small voice reminds her of the fact that most audiences don't remember the middle of the speech. What would you advise Johanna to do?​

Answer 1

to have confidence

Step-by-step explanation:

if you confidence and the I can do spirit, you will be able to do anything that comes your way