When Tom Robbins spoke at the Florida Suncoast Writers Conference years ago, he was asked, "What's the hardest part of writing a novel?" He said, "The first sentence."  Later some wag asked, "What's the second hardest part of writing a novel?"  You guessed it, Tom said, "The second sentence." It got a big laugh which he followed with, "It's funny, but I'm serious. Every sentence deserves my best writing."  How about speakers? Does the next line follow the former?

How will you design your best program?  That will depend on how you are most creatively organized.  Will you script and choreograph it?  Will you know it cold or have  a mind map to follow?  I create a file folder and use 3 X 5 cards or sticky notes on a storyboard for every bit that fits, arranging them in a sequence that flows from where I begin to the big finish.  How about you? Develop a process that is procedural, yet not confining.

Every point I make is developed as a bit of five to ten minutes or so.  Some — signature stories, for example — are well rehearsed, even choreographed.  Others are 'mapped', more improvisational.  Define and Design your best way so you always know "what comes next.".