Speeches About Processes

My speech will be about a process. I'm not sure if this is an easy or difficult choice. When I first stated I would do it, it's because I have a good amount of knowledge about it. Now, when I'm putting together my outline, I'm finding that I'm struggling with the complexity of it. I usually have a problem of over-thinking things. This leads to a tremendous amount of wasted time in the preparation phase.The explanation of this process is well illustrated on page 253 of our text book.  Basically, all I have to do is "facilitate the audiences understanding of the process or explain how audience members can engage in the process themselves". This helped make it sound easier than my own definition of the requirements needed to successfully deliver this speech. The next page goes further to explain that the speaker needs to decide whether to just inform the audience of a process or actually expect them to do it. Luckily, this is simply a "to inform" speech. To actually do it would require an entirely different approach. hopefully, it' will turn out better than I think at this point. As I said, I over think things most of the time and I've already spent many hours working the outline forwards and backwards to the point where I'm almost back to the beginning.