By Bett Bollhoefer I think of Toastmasters leadership as a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) with a specialty in EPICNESS. I’ve learned so much about Marketing, Sales, Finance, Training, and obviously Leadership. I’ve made life long friends in Diane Pleuss and Kevin Markl. Going to District Leader Training was extremely high quality and I applied […]
My Why: A Club Growth Director’s introspection
By Bett Bollhoefer I joined Toastmasters because I was a shy software engineer. I found a supportive community where I could learn to speak. But I stayed because of the leadership skills, organizational skills, and other skills that I’ve learned. I became the president of my club, then an Area Director, Division Director and now […]
My road to Division Directorship
By Brenda Carroll Walker It has been an absolutely wonderful experience serving as Division D Director. I have three things to say about District 57 Toastmasters: they encourage, they inspire and they teach. I truly appreciate being encouraged to keep going forward by everyone within Division 57. Steve Taddei was our District Governor when I […]
Dare yourself–you’ll be amazed at what you can pull off!
By Sudha Krishnamoorthy An oft-repeated question asked of Toastmasters is, “Why did you join Toastmasters?” Invariably, the response to this is, “to improve my public speaking skills.” Other common responses are to improve leadership skills or communication skills. Once we join a club, two scenarios unfold. Some of us become avid Toastmasters – taking up […]
An Introvert’s Journey in Toastmasters Leadership
By Janice Fairfield I am an introvert and I share my story here in hopes of inspiring other introverts to step out of their comfort zones. I am Janice Fairfield and my Toastmaster’s journey began in January 2015. We had a great leadership team that encouraged our members to step outside their comfort zone. […]
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