Find me on Nostr: npub12jatzvy6sazrz2qf6d0wn2w4ffr5rmd6rqwemgwqhlj0vqs0y6aqrs9mh9
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).
Reid Walley – 2nd-place Winner 2013 Toastmasters International Semifinal Speech Contest.Aug 22, 2013, Toastmasters Convention, Duke Energy Center, Cincinnati, OH.District 39. Home club: Capital City Toastmasters #142, Sacramento, CA. Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
Work In Progress (WIP) 004: Finding signs of life in the most unexpected places. Picking a strong password is SO important. Purchased Beaver Builder drag-and-drop WordPress page builder – and I’m totally stoked about getting started with it! Life sign: Never Give Up Password Generator by Norton WordPress Drag-and-Drop Page Builder: Beaver Builder (Affiliate link)…
Popping in to Philz Coffee (hi Jessica Aliganga) & Insight Coffee Roasters (hi Avolyn Fisher) in Sacramento, CA. Packing a Muscle Milk ready-to-drink protein shake as part of the daily routine. Transferring CDs to the Mac. Interview with Websauce Studio owner Adam Weil. Getting stopped by Black Lives Matter protesters in front of the California State Capitol….
Life Coaching: Just started re-reading The Power of Nice, by Linda Kaplan Thaler and Robin Koval. I completely agree with their philosophy that “it pays to be nice.” Finally, a four-letter word I can use around my parents. The Power of Nice is available through Amazon. Also visit their site at: www.thepowerofnice.com Share this post:…
Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
Reid Walley – Public Speaking Demo – April 11, 2022 at Capital City Toastmasters in Sacramento, CA The difference between your left & right and your audience’s left & right. When you’re standing in front of an audience, heighten their experience by extending your left hand when you say something like, “On the right”. Match…
