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Toastmaster Magazine November 2024
Toastmaster Magazine November 2024

November 2024
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Top 12 Toastmaster Articles of 2021

Revisit readers’ favorite magazine stories from each month.

By Shannon Dewey


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This year the Toastmaster magazine explored topics beyond the realm of conventional communication. As the world continued to shift, so did the content. From how to be productive at your new home office to livening up your online meetings to highlighting healthcare workers during the pandemic. Below is a list of the top 12 articles you, the readers, enjoyed the most.


 

“Woman

January

Is There a Podcast in Your Future?

This convenient medium is a gold mine if you want to boost your communication skills.

 


“Comedians

February

The Formula for Funny

Try different humor tactics to win grins, giggles, and guffaws from your audience.

 


“Man

March

Zoom Fatigue, Be Gone!

Keep your online meetings fresh by shaking things up.

 


“Man

April

Scared of Public Speaking?

You’re not alone. Learn why giving speeches can be terrifying—and how to tame the fear.

 


“Woman

May

Speech Topics Are Everywhere

Pay attention to your life and the ideas will come.

 


“Male

June

Paging All Health-Care Practitioners!

How Toastmasters communication skills helps a variety of medical professionals.

 


“Group

July

Ringing in the New Year

It’s a new Toastmasters program year! Take time to reflect and recharge.

 


“Laptop

August

Revamp Your Resume

How to showcase the skills and achievements you’ve gained through Toastmasters.

 


“Illustration

September

How to Quit Talking Quickly

6 tactics to help you slow your speaking speedometer.

 


“Woman

October

Get to the Point

The difference between a meaningful presentation and a forgettable collection of words may not be what you think.

 


“Step

November

Build a Great Speech

Gain valuable tips for constructing a presentation from start to finish.

 

 

“Group

December

A Toastmaster’s Best Friend

Pets provide loyalty, laughs, and “pawsitive” reinforcement to members around the world.


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