Thank you to my reader and commenter Nancy for pointing out the type of Toastmaster I left off the list: The Leader The Leader is a Toastmaster that has dedicated themselves to the leadership of a club, district leadership, or the brave few that have taken on Leadership at the International. I have had the [...]

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When I attend Toastmasters meetings and conventions, I am always surprised by the many different types of people that have found Toastmasters. As someone that is working on their public speaking career, I sometimes get so focused on becoming a speaker that I often fail to notice the many other ways that Toastmasters can help [...]

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Good Morning! This is going to be a busy week. I have a lot of work to get done, a midday dental appointment, a Toastmasters meeting, and I am getting ready to get coached by two of the greatest speakers in the world, Darren LaCroix and Patricia Fripp. If you want to join me, there [...]

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Why do most Toastmasters and Professional Speakers fall flat when giving their speech? Connection, connection, connection. For people that are competing in Toastmasters or other competitions, if you don’t connect then you don’t win. This was made clear to me when competing in an Area speech contest many months ago. I lost because I did [...]

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inclement \in-KLEM-uhnt\, adjective: 1. Rough, harsh; extreme, severe — generally restricted to the elements or weather. 2. Severe, unrelenting; cruel. Rosina concluded that a resident or guest had gone out back, possibly to use the privy, but this was a bit odd and certainly not routine, given the inclement weather and the availability of chamber [...]

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