How can you end any communication?

Winston Churchill was once noted saying: ,, It's often at the conclusion of a speech that the public is wakes up again. ” So when speaking publicly, round off softly but effectively.  

1. Summarize what you have said.
2. Round it off.
3. Grab attention one more time. Surprise them, shock them, blow them off their socks.
4. Warn. Give them a practical tip. Something that is useful.
5. Bring out a toast. Let’s drink to.
6. Let it sound in the tone of your voice that it is really finished.
7. Use closing words. In summary. In conclusion. Finally.
8. Be brief. A conclusion may be a maximum of 10 percent of your speech. If you speak for 20 minutes, it is one to two minutes maximum. Stick to that. The audience will be thankful.
9. Write it out. So that you know very well what you are going to say. So that you no longer make a wandering movement and you leave a solid, meaningful impression.
10. 10 Use resounding last words. Tell them to do something, remind them of something, quote someone. Use a poem, anecdote or a punch line. Make them laugh, cry, applaud. What you should definitely not do: speak longer than you announced. Lose track of what you are saying. Say you forgot something. Write your final words down and learn them by heart. Go out with a bang.