A Reminder from the Master
Yesterday, while listening to a recording by one of the true masters of public speaking, Patricia Fripp, she said something in her talk that absolutely blew me into a stunned state, “Your job as a speaker is to be remembered and repeated.”, and then a few moments later, “What will people [...]

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If you are celebrating Thanksgiving tomorrow, this post is for you.
Did you know that Thanksgiving can make you a better speaker?
How you ask? Because of your Crazy Uncle Larry!

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What? You don’t have an Crazy Uncle Larry?
Well maybe you don’t have an Crazy Uncle Larry, but you might just have a family member [...]

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The sad truth is that excellence makes people nervous.
- Shana Alexander
What is Excellence in Speaking?
Excellence in speaking is being so good, that everyone in the room wants you to speak as much as possible. An excellent speaker is alive with energy, has fully internalized their speech, and captivates and motivates an audience to action. Without [...]

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The Toastmasters Word of the Day for November 18th, 2008 is:
Manifesto

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manifesto
Noun
1. A public declaration of principles, policies, or intentions, especially that of a political party
The CEO of our company will be delivering his manifesto today.
To get a copy of my new Special Report, “Make Money? You’re Not a Mint: Suggestions [...]

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The Toastmasters Word of the Day for November 15th, 2008 is:
Disabuse

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Transitive Verb
to disabuse
1. To free [someone] from a misconception or misapprehension; to unveil a falsehood held by [somebody]
Example
It won’t take them long to disabuse the new Toastmasters Member of any notions of superiority.
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