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What is Toastmasters Like?

Posted on May 7, 2019 by Kay Heald

When I am asked ‘what is Toastmasters like?’, I always suggest that someone comes along to one of our meetings to find out, because it was not at all what I expected. What made me want to try Toastmasters? About … Continue reading →

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Public Speaking: Sheep Dip or Slow Grow?

Posted on May 18, 2017 by Kay Heald

How to improve your public speaking, without breaking the bank The Sheep Dip Approach Early in my career, like many people working for a big company, I was sent on a few courses on public speaking and presentation skills. These … Continue reading →

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