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We would like to extend a warm invitation to all Toastmasters to contribute to our blog. Your valuable insights, experiences, and knowledge would be a great asset to our platform. Sharing your thoughts and ideas on public speaking, leadership, and personal development would not only benefit our readers but also help you hone your writing skills. Whether you’re a seasoned Toastmaster or just starting out, we welcome you to join us in sharing your stories and perspectives. Contact our Public Relations Team to send your content to share with others.
Personal Growth
TLI Summary
By Phillip Plath There are so many ways I might approach a wrap-up of the latest District 101 Toastmasters Leadership...
On Fear
Public speaking is an art that can be both empowering and intimidating. For some, the thought of standing before an...
On Gratitude in Evaluations
“We should be thanking you.” Incorporating gratitude into speech evaluations helps you provide impactful workplace...
Knowledge Sharing
When Literature Meets Toastmasters: A Festival Experience to Remember
The Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF), held from January 30 to February 3, 2025, at Hotel Clarks Amer in Jaipur, is one...
Table Topics for Family Legacy: Cherished Memories Around the Holiday Table
The holidays bring us together, filling our homes with laughter, delicious meals, and the warmth of shared traditions....
On Gratitude in Evaluations
“We should be thanking you.” Incorporating gratitude into speech evaluations helps you provide impactful workplace...
Club Management
5 Safe & Convenient Payment Apps for Club Dues
As a relatively new Toastmaster member, I wondered what options members have to pay their membership dues, given the...
Member & Club Spotlight
Why Be a Speech Contestant? – Part 2
The WHY Series: You’ve heard the caution not to take the contestant path because you want to win? You can desire a win—that’s normal! But this motivation leaves you with a binary result–only one wins, the rest lose. If you take the path because you want to grow in confidence, self-knowledge, and visibility—win or lose, you always win!
Why Be a Speech Contestant? – Part 1
The WHY Series: If you are hesitant competing in Toastmasters speech contests, let’s uncover why you feel that way, and talk about what you have to gain.
Club Spotlight: Women in Product Toastmasters
Women product managers focus on “Empowering Every Woman’s Voice at the Table”. The club is an opportunity for women to develop product management skills, build and practice communication techniques and gain leadership experience.
BE A FEATURED BLOGGER
You can be a featured blogger! Did you know there is a popular assignment in most of the Pathways programs called ‘Write a Compelling Blog’? Share your Toastmaster experience and get credit at the same time. Submit your idea today! Email Blog@d101tm.org