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Lead With Purpose: Toastmaster Practices Inspired by the Four Agreements

9/16/2014

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It's Showtime!


, Toastmaster and member of Mid-Day Toastmasters in stars in his #3 Speech "on the book" with Toastmasters. This day's meeting gathered at the Ralph J. Perk Plaza, a recently restored downtown green space. 

Storyboard: Lead A Principle-Based Life


Tim's presentation draws upon his review of the book, , a book used by many people to support a course of life-change and self-improvement.

Incubate Your Leadership Skills


Toastmasters, a global network organization, creates the open, neutral spaces for leaders to practice confidence, experience group acceptance, and the affirmation needed to advance personal and professional day-to-day communications and public speaking skills.
The lesson? We're each the Star of our own movie and with the aid of principles drawn from The Four Agreements, we can each be our own best Producer, Director and Star!
Are you a Toastmaster? Do you have best tips to offer? How have The Four Agreements supported you in your journey of discovery and leadership? Leave your comments below!

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