Understanding the Role of a Guest Speaker

Luther Higgs, invited as a guest speaker, reflects on his role and identity. He questions what it means to be a guest speaker, contemplating the responsibilities and significance of the position.

What initial question does the speaker ask himself when invited to be a guest speaker?

• What is the topic of the luncheon?

• How long should my speech be?

• Who am I to be a guest speaker?

• What should I wear to the luncheon?

What does the speaker focus on during his self-reflection?

• The location of the event

• The audience's expectations

• His identity and qualifications

• The importance of the luncheon

How does the speaker feel about being asked to speak at the luncheon?

• Nervous and anxious

• Surprised and introspective

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Confident and prepared

What is the final question the speaker considers about the role of a guest speaker?

• What should I talk about?

• Who will introduce me?

• What is a guest speaker?

• How to engage the audience?

What does the speaker ultimately seek to understand about his role?

• The history of the luncheon

• The essence of being a guest speaker

• The expectations of the audience

• The logistics of the event