I feel like a piece of burnt toast. 3 years of intense Toastmasters activity has left me in a state of semi-burnout. Incredible ambition, traversing cities, jumping at opportunity, and immersing myself 100% has left me feeling rather deflated. I am going to take a moment to breathe, recharge and find ways to integrate my spirit into my Toastmasters activity from this time and on, S L O W I N G down. I am 1 step away from my DTM (Distinguished Toastmaster) designation, and I am content just to let things rest. I am learning how to BE. I need to recharge my energy and rediscover the passion. We are not heading for a “divorce” but the waters are choppy. I don’t want the boat to capsize. My heart needs to be touched again.
Archive for May, 2011
An Incredible Speaker
Author: rebeccaMay 23
SEO Challenge
Author: rebeccaMay 16
Keywords: “Toastmasters Guelph”
- Last entry on 1st page
Keywords: “Guelph Toastmasters”
- First entry on 2nd page
My challenge: To have the new RCTM listing show up on the 1st page for both.
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UPDATE: 05/17/2011 – mission accomplished!
Royal City Toastmasters
Author: rebeccaMay 9
http://www.royalcitytoastmasters.com/ Details |
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Life Skills for Stress AND Public Speaking
Author: rebeccaMay 2
1. Breathe from your belly
2. So much to appreciate
3. Tense to relax
4. Visualize success
5. Slow down
6. Appreciate yourself
7. Smile because you care
8. Stop doing what doesn’t work
9. Just say no
10. Accept what you cannot change
11. Learn to laugh at yourself
Luskin, Dr. Fred and Dr. Kenneth R. Pelletier. Stress Free for Good. New York: Harper
Collins Publishers, 2005.






