Three minutes of fame

I've enjoyed three minutes of fame today, that is the short talk I've gave. Having to make a choice out of four topics, I've chosen what I thought was probably gonna be the most common topic - three tips to safe motorcycle driving. Therefore to make it stand out from the rest, I've decided that my content will be different, easy to remember, and easy to relate to. Spending days and nights, thinking all the possible ways that I can present my materials. In the end, I've decided to go with something unconventional.

I'm actually quite proud of myself that I actually dared to present the speech this way as the audience are all tertiary students and one tutor. The speech was, well, very easy to understand and nothing much except that I mixed a lot of interesting imaginative visuals, and actually might be good if I were to be talking to primary school children. The disappointing part is still that my delivery skill is still not there despite all the trainings I've had, and I've made the talk sounds silly but at least it's good that the audience enjoyed my talk, I hoped..