Wednesday and Thursday are my favorite days of the week. You may be thinking that is because the latter half of the week is near. Perhaps so, but in truth, those are the evenings I attend Toastmaster meetings.
Ten years ago, I joined Toastmasters as a new author looking to improve my public speaking skills. Today, through Toastmasters, I continue to improve both my communication and leadership skills, and my ability to present in front of many diverse groups. The goal is to be the most effective speaker that I can be, and Toastmasters teaches those skills.
Recently I participated in the Toastmaster District 53 YouTube Challenge. I was asked, “What drew you to Toastmasters?” It is a bit of a humorous story about why and how I joined Toastmasters. You can see my response to the challenge by going to the link posted under the picture of the District 53 YouTube button to the left of this blog. Please remember to vote and leave a comment. This is a challenge and the winner will be determined in May.
If you are interested in learning more about Toastmasters, or wish to be a guest at a club near you, visit Toastmasters International. A link is posted to the right of this blog. Don’t hesitate to email me with questions concerning Toastmasters.
Enjoy and thanks for your vote!
A Grand Time with Bangkok Toastmasters in Bangkok Thailand
Cyberspace Author Visit with Mrs. Carolyn Bible's Fifth Grade in Kansas City, Kansas
Dubbing "Countess Butterfly" Photo compliments of Dave Wheeler
Pearly words from King Stretch
Photo compliments of NY Maggie
and Connecticut Shorty
With CBS cameras on hand, Stretch and I were dubbed the 2008 National Hobo King and Queen
Photo Credit - Mary Loden for The Globe Gazette
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