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1st-place Reid Walley – 2013 District 39 Toastmasters International Speech Winner
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1st Place Winner – Toastmasters Int'l Speech Contest – Area 51
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Toastmasters Public Speaking Tips gleaned from Marie Forleo's How to Create a Brand & Find Your Voice
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Life Coach Reid Walley – Toastmasters Speech 8 – How You React IS Your Life
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