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A Century of Toastmasters

Remembering Dr. Ralph C. Smedley

His vision for lifelong learning continues today.

Staff

Humor

Humor in the Ordinary

Identifying comedy in everyday life can alleviate stress, improve your mood, and enhance your speeches.

Greg Glasgow

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Humor

A Quip a Day Keeps the Boredom Away

How to add humor to your speeches.

Bill Brown, DTM

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Communication

Shorter is Sweeter in Today’s Emails

Ever wonder why people aren’t responding to your memos and emails?

Craig Harrison, DTM

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Presentation Skills

Frozen in Front of 5,000 Toastmasters!

Confessions of an International Convention speaker.

Don Colliver

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Communication

5 Ways to Elevate Your Emails

The do’s and don’ts of electronic communication.

Joel Schwartzberg

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Speech Contest Tips

Speech Contest Winning Secrets

Get ready to become the best contestant you can be.

Dilip R. Abayasekara, DTM, AS, PIP

Profile

He’s Got Six Decades of Toastmasters Memories

Emmett Clary joined in 1962 and is still going strong.

Paul Sterman

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Professional Development

The 4 Ps of Effective Meetings

Maximize your opportunity for collaboration.

Mithun A. Sridharan

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A Century of Toastmasters

100 Years at a Glance

Staff

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Leadership

Building Extraordinary Teams

The key factors and strategies to succeed together.

Kristin Arnold

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News from Toastmasters International

Toastmaster Magazine Reading Challenge

Ready, set, read!

Shannon Dewey

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