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For Toastmasters who want to present compelling speeches, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s advice to Frances, below, is perfect! His ‘you’ve got to sell your heart’ feedback on book writing is equally applicable to writing and presenting a speech. Source: Letters of Note – You’ve Got To Sell Your Heart November 9, 1938 Dear Frances: I’ve read…
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Toastmasters Speech Contest Tips – James Jeffley
James Jeffley made it all the way to THE BIG STAGE during the Toastmasters World Championship of Public Speaking contests in 2015 and 2014. James made it to the final top-10 winners out of 30,000 competitors, worldwide. TWICE! His District 39 Keynote includes his 3 overarching tips for developing your speech: What’s your takeaway MESSAGE? What’s your…
Toastmasters International Speech Contest 2011 – Life Coach Reid Walley – 2nd Place Winner
Title: “One Smile Per Argument” Contest level: Area Club: Capital City Toastmasters #142, Sacramento, CA – District 39, Area 51 Contest location: Sutter Cancer Center, Sacramento, CA Date: Mar 24, 2011 Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
Life Coach Reid Walley – Toastmasters Speech 9 – Save Sarah Pugh
Reid Walley – Toastmasters Speech 9 – Save Sarah Pugh from Reid Walley on Vimeo. Title: “Save Sarah Pugh” Date: June 14, 2010 Toastmasters speech number: 9 Toastmasters manual: Competent Communicator Time limit: 5-7 minutes Official time: 6:53 Evaluator: René Leclerc Toastmaster: Danny Pastores Club: Capital City Toastmasters #142 Location: Sacramento, CA Note: No notes…
Practicing Panic Makes You A Better Speaker
Why is embracing panic so important? Because… Appearing calm under pressure is a sign of leadership. Not knowing how to respond to panic can prevent you from starting in the first place. Fear of public speaking. Fear of failure. Fear of getting punched in the face. Fear of starting your own business. Fear of looking stupid…