New Member Assistance
When Jacha Haffetz was asked, "how do you get to Carnegie Hall?"
He replied, "practice, practice, practice."
We are a do it yourself program so for you to get ahead,
you'll need to participate, participate, participate.
Ways To Jump Start Your Progress
- At meetings, be part of the program regularly.
- In the club, become part of the executive committee.
- Enter contests, you will be stretching yourself.
- Attend contests at all levels, including International, so you can learn by listening.
- Visit other clubs and bring new energy back to your club.
- Go to training sessions and mingle with other Toastmasters.
- Invite other Toastmasters to your club.
- Participate in the Toastmaster newsgroup at: alt.org.toastmasters
- Check other Toastmaster sites on the web - my links are rich with ideas.
- Read A Toastmasters Promise (see below).
- Tape record your speeches. This enables you to hear yourself and to time the speech.
- See Tips on the Ice Breaker, courtesy of Miles Square Toastmasters, 6101-46.
- See Tips for the Toastmaster, courtesy of Miles Square Toastmasters, 6101-46.
- See Tips for the Table Topics Master, courtesy of Miles Square Toastmasters, 6101-46.
- See Tips for the General Evaluator, courtesy of Miles Square Toastmasters, 6101-46.
- Visit the Toastmasters newsgroup at alt.org.toastmasters or Google.
- Sign up for Better Speaking Tips from St. Georges
Computer Resources Available
A Toastmasters Promise
Incredible Resources
Making Effective Oral Presentations
Basic Manual Speeches - needs fixing
On Going Sources of Information
Tips for the Ice Breaker
Tips for the Toastmaster
Tips for the Table Topics Master
Tips for the General Evaluator
Toastmasters Newsgroup through Google
St. Georges - Sign up for Better Speaking Tips
Blue Ribbon Home Page
Email: brtm@rocketmail.com
