Question

I am doing a speech where am trying to convince my audience to drink more water.

Based on Monroe's Motivated Sequence... In the call to action stage what are some things, I can tell the audience to do now?
Please give a list of what the presenter can do for the audience

Answer 1

Here are some things you can tell the audience to do in order to convince them to drink more water.

1. You should encourage them to set a daily water intake goal, based on their age, weight, and activity level. You can do this by suggesting a specific quantity, whether it be in ounces, etc.

2. Encourage them to carry a reusable water bottle, recommend that they carry it throughout the day, and make sure to emphasize the accessibility and convenience that it provides for staying hydrated when travelling or on the go. It also saves money from buying things like disposable water bottles.

3. Urge them to substitute sugary drinks that they may consume often with water instead, some of these sugary drinks can include soda, energy drinks, and juice. Explain the health benefits that this may open up with the decrease in sugar intake.

4. Recommend they infuse their water with flavors, suggest adding natural flavors such as lemon, cucumber or berries to their water. This makes it more motivating to drink water because it doesn't taste so plain, and it makes it more delighting to have the flavor in the water, along with the benefits that those natural flavors might provide.