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Key learnings frm my Toastmasters club session today
~ Conquer your emotions via public speaking
~ Story, Message, Gain (SMG) is a successful archetype for speeches
~ You get nervous thinking abt ur fears & failures
~ Use silence while talking as a weapon
#ManilaToastmasters
~ Conquer your emotions via public speaking
~ Story, Message, Gain (SMG) is a successful archetype for speeches
~ You get nervous thinking abt ur fears & failures
~ Use silence while talking as a weapon
#ManilaToastmasters
Toastmasters club thread
Learning#2:
‘Ability to give and absorb feedback is an art, and has to be done in a structured manner. You can easily lose the plot if the feedback isn’t appended with the observation, action & pointers for future’
Learning#2:
‘Ability to give and absorb feedback is an art, and has to be done in a structured manner. You can easily lose the plot if the feedback isn’t appended with the observation, action & pointers for future’
Toastmasters Club thread:
My prepared speech on impact of cultural immersion on my leadership identity
@Toastmasters
My prepared speech on impact of cultural immersion on my leadership identity
@Toastmasters
Learning number 3:
We should tweak the old adage of ‘Practice makes success’ to ‘Evaluated feedback makes success’
We should tweak the old adage of ‘Practice makes success’ to ‘Evaluated feedback makes success’
Learning number 4.
The Story can be broken into four components:
1. Exposition
2. Conflict
3. Hero
4. Resolution
These four parts give a structure to a story.
#Storytelling @Toastmasters
The Story can be broken into four components:
1. Exposition
2. Conflict
3. Hero
4. Resolution
These four parts give a structure to a story.
#Storytelling @Toastmasters
Learning number 5.
What’s the perfect way to manage your stage positioning?
While on a stage, always move diagonally AND the vertically.
This keeps the audience hinged to your thoughts, without being distracted by your motions.
#Storytelling @Toastmasters
What’s the perfect way to manage your stage positioning?
While on a stage, always move diagonally AND the vertically.
This keeps the audience hinged to your thoughts, without being distracted by your motions.
#Storytelling @Toastmasters
This video captures all the quintessential elements of a speech: Story, Message and Gain.
@Toastmasters
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