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I participated in a “Speakathon” over the weekend in aid of the local Marymount Hospice. Toastmasters clubs around Cork each got an hour long slot, and each member got a few minutes to speak on any topic they wished to … Continue reading
Some thoughts on public speaking
I’ve been in Toastmasters for over 20 years and the greatest conclusion I have come to is that it is all about practice. The more you have the opportunity to speak in front of others, the easier it becomes. The … Continue reading
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Tagged confidence, practice, public speaking, self improvement, Toastmasters
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Travels with Sally
“At the end of the road, turn left” These words should strike fear and loathing into the hearts of all right thinking people. I refer, of course, to the satellite navigation system, or Sat-Nav: a device more common in cars … Continue reading
The fine art of conversation
I’ve just posted this article to some local newspapers as part of my job as PRO for our local Toastmasters club, but I thought I would post it here also, as it’s a subject that interests me greatly. Please let … Continue reading
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Tagged communication skills, conversation, dialogue, small talk, strangers, talking, Toastmasters
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I did it…
My first presentation at an academic conference is over. I think I did a good job of it. The audience were clearly engaged throughout my presentation and I got a lot of relevant questions at the end. I tried my best … Continue reading
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Tagged conference, LRN, Powerpoint, presentation, presenting, public speaking, Toastmasters
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