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“Courage is not the absence of fear but rather the judgment that something is more important than fear.”
Yep, this is exactly how I view my motivational speaking journey!
I’m all for free speech! I’m also the one who has to decide whether what you’ve just “freely” said is a threat to me and my family’s safety. You can “freely” call me something derogatory, but now I gotta watch my back after work when I’m walking to my car. Pepper spray, hand guns &…
“…and thanks so much for your [6th Toastmasters] talk. It was the topic of our evening conversation.” Tricia Hedahl, Toastmasters member Sacramento, CA Toastmasters Speech #6 – “Designing Happiness (Marriage 101)” Presented April 1, 2010 while acting as “model/target” speaker for the Area 51 Spring 2010 Contest in Sacramento, CA. Share this post: Share on…
This week we saw two days that shook the viral marketing world. Old Spice, a long-neglected–if not forgotten–Procter & Gamble brand unleashed a social media blitz that may have changed the rules of social network marketing. “Holy sh*t, best get-well video EVER from Old Spice.” Key to the effort was the response to Kevin Rose,…
Reid Walley’s top 5 strengths: Connectedness Maximizer Woo (Winning Others Over) Communication Positivity [amazonshowcase_ab2d8e1c922d9a296082de7bdd6d0c53] Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
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Being myself and feeling comfortable on stage has always been my #1 goal with public speaking. ’cause if I ain’t bein myself, nobody cares what I have to say. If I’m not comfortable, then the audience is either bored out of their mind or they think I’m an idiot! For Toastmasters, being ourselves makes us…
