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@MaJ1 @Rasta That first speaking event is here actually, and discusses accessibility and how blind people use off-the-shelf things like modern-day smart phones, computers and other tech: http://youtu.be/Q5pTfF-xFAU?a

@FreakyFwoof @MaJ1 That's quite polished, without usual *word whispers* as we learned. Besides being trained also, I was an invigilator of Instructors. I'd sit in the back, pick up any nasty habits, off track or not following structure, just so you know, it's not just a personal opinion, but a profession observation of quality public speaking. You're content is long, I've not finished it, but you were 4-5 minutes in before you paused with an AH but not a stumble. Very natural flow, and content

@Rasta @MaJ1 Funny thing, I tried, on my own channel years later, to write notes/make a script for a video I was working on. It failed utterly. Deleted it, started over as I usually do with no script, worked perfectly.
I learnt that I do best when I start the camera rolling, say my bit, and get on with life.
Also, since I don't know how to edit videos, I had no redo's. It's straight-through or nothing at all. I have a habit of being able to put out even hour-long videos without starting again.

@FreakyFwoof I don't like RE-do either but I will, many times. What I do, as has been my learning method all my life, is take notes. I'll have to add you to my notes to get you a descriptive video later. When I write a speech, or presentation, I don't read it, or even look at it. I memorized it when I first wrote it. Because of ADHD, any distraction, even a phone ring, and I'm lost. My students learned how to manipulate me, and I caught on and corrected it. Bullet Points only for timing