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Reid Walley 2017 Keynote: When You Grow, Your Club Grows
2017 Toastmasters District 39 Division C Leadership Dinner, Chico, CA
Reid Walley Toastmasters Speech #1 (Ice Breaker) – Main Ingredients from Reid Walley on Vimeo. Feb 8, 2010. Reid Walley. First official Toastmasters speech. 6min 17sec. Topic: Ice Breaker – a speech about yourself. Title: Main Ingredients. Sacramento, CA. (Sound quality is low – need to get a microphone next time). Share this post: Share…
Always good to see a long line at Philz Coffee Sacramento. Green Superfood by Amazing Grass is amazing (first heard about it from Tim Ferriss). Amazon Locker is a life-saver. A little showcase of Dad’s rescue-dog, Sammy, and his two cats, Brin and Pepper, during Easter Sunday. Really like Dad’s water fountain in the backyard….
Toastmasters District 39 2013 Fall Conference Workshop – Educational Session Being Yourself On Stage by Reid Walley Stage craft: Make them see your story. Eye contact: Make them trust your story. Butterflies: My techniques for overcoming butterflies. Date: November 2, 2013Location: DoubleTree by Hilton SacramentoMeeting room: Feather River RoomTime: 3:50 p.m. – 4:40 p.m. Share…
After winning 1st-place at the District 39 Toastmasters 2013 Spring Conference’s “International Speech” contest on May 18, 2013, in Stockton, CA, I want to share the public speaking tips I follow to keep myself screaming with confidence: I breathe. I smile. I stand up, often. I shake my legs out periodically. And I also stand on…
World-renowned keynote speaker, Patricia Fripp, presented “It’s a Mystery Every Speaker is Not Awesome” at Saturday’s (Nov 3) District 39 Toastmasters 2012 Fall Conference in Rancho Cordova, CA (near Sacramento). A Hall of Fame Speaker, Patricia presented a couple of tips for the Toastmasters audience, including: For sales people: selling is “explaining the result.” She took a…
Sometimes it takes years to realize a relationship in the past had almost all the right stuff. You were too young, or not ready, or the timing was off. Life is a Work In Progress (WIP) and sometimes it takes years to realize “the one that got away” got away because you didn’t appreciate the circumstances…
