If you are a professional writer or public speaker perhaps you might consider discussing or writing about hurricanes, as they make great writing material and help illustrate a point during public speaking. Many a public speaker will dramatize a hurricane disaster in order to make a point about perseverance, commitment or an inspirational point of contention.

Many great writers have hurricanes and hurricane stories woven in to their literary works. Have you consider ways to use hurricanes to make your writing or public speaking material better or to help you bond with your audience or to illustrate a point that you wish to make in your presentation? If you haven't perhaps you should.

If a hurricane named storm creates a huge amount of destruction and devastation then it does become a popular topic of that time period. The literary works of famous American authors of the past often have hurricane stories in them or mention of them.

In keeping with this tradition of honoring Mother Nature's incredible force and how it impacts human society and human civilization, it behooves you as a writer or a speaker to continue this tradition, as it will work well for your audience and readers. Please consider this in 2006.

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