FRTM - *Addition to July 19th Meeting Recap
- From: "Lori High" <Lhightop2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <frtm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2012 20:16:18 -0600
Beth. You have truly captured the intended Spirit of this Recap. GREAT JOB!!
Toastmasters,
Going forward I will be sending the Educational Moment that is shared at the
meeting to Beth for her to include with her Recap.
I hope you find the topics selected to be relevant and helpful.
Ever wonder why Toastmasters are asked to EXPLAIN their role at the meeting?
Each Role is designed to improve the members' public speaking and leadership
skills.
Speaking clearly relies on thinking clearly and being able to get that CLEAR
message out to your audience. There's no better way to develop
critical-thinking skills than by taking on the meeting roles and being able
to clearly articulate the intent of that role to the Audience during the
Role introduction portion of the meeting.
It will help you gain self-confidence and skills that will help you:
academically, professionally and personally.
How do you prepare for your meeting roles? The tools ARE all there!
The success of each Toastmasters meeting depends on the meeting participants
being prepared for their roles.
From: frtm-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:frtm-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Beth Chacon
Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2012 7:51 PM
To: frtm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: FRTM - FRTM: July 19th Meeting Recap
Thank you Toastmaster Adam Vesely for using the flighty theme of airports!
You set a resplendent example, which just happened to be the word of the
day.
Last Thursday, Kathy Barrett did a splendid job with Advanced, Persuasive
Speechmaking. Her alter ego, Pearly White, did a fabulous job showing us
how to be persuasive. She was able to convince her client, Jacques, to
upgrade his oral hygiene habits. Really, Jacques, you have got to be kidding
me!
My speech covered saving money on your electric bill, and we are now able to
invest in real estate, thanks to Collette Smith's overview of investing
opportunities. Yours truly received the honor of best speech of the night.
Ray Pezolt did an excellent job relaying in a very humorous way what must
have been a very frustrating DMV experience! I am afraid of going to the
DMV again! But really Ray, how could that ALL that stuff have happened, you
have got to be kidding me! We've been to the DMV enough to know it's the
truth, though!
Mark Demay did a great job with table topics asking us how to handle certain
unusual airport situations. It is always good to be prepared, and Luke
Vesely, winner of table topics, was indeed prepared thinking about what he
would do if trapped at the airport for a long, long time.
Pat Haugse won Best Evaluator; he does a great job relating comfortably to
the audience and speaker and providing specific feedback. Nice job Pat!
Have a great week and see you Thursday! We have a few things we've learned
from Saturday's leadership training that we'd like to share with you.
Beth Chacon
Secretary - Front Range Toastmasters
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