Once I finished answering my main inquiry question, I went straight into making my slides for my TED Talk. If you didn’t know why I’m doing a TED Talk, I will tell you now. I’m doing a TED Talk for my final project for capstone. That is what this blog post is mainly about, so lets get started.Once I started making my slides, I thought this is a piece of cake. Five minuets later, I was wishing it was cake. Meaning, I couldn’t come up with any more slides. I was only at five slides. But I wasn’t the only one. My friends  were also stuck. So I became an expert on on some other topics as well. I’m getting off track. So back to me, once I was stuck at five, I was in a black hole. I didn’t want anyone to help me. This is my project so these will be my slides. I insisted before I started my slides. And I was about to regret it. I take a break from that once I went to P.E. Once I went back, someone flipped the light switch because I started zooming through making slides. Some of the slides went towards the beginning, and some towards the end. I had to delete a few slides because it wasn’t supporting my answer to my main inquiry question. I ended up with 11 slides at the end! But even though I finished making my slides,  I wasn’t done with my TED Talk. I still had to practice and prepare what I was going to say. Unlike everyone else, I did not write a script.  I don’t want to feel forced to say something and then on that day that I present, I forget it. So I’m playing it on the safe side. I’ve been practicing every day for the past week or so and I am so excited to preform! I don’t get stage fright or nervous when I’m in front of a large audience so I think I will do fine when I stand in front of everyone. I practiced and I practiced in front of a small audience before so there will be no problem.