I am proud to be a Toastmaster. I am
even more proud to be a Distinguished Toastmaster. When I just joined
Toastmasters, I didn't know how much I would grow. Toastmasters offers
many ways for you to learn. My favorite—and the one where I have grown
the most—is the speech contest. |
蔡玉秋
2017.05.05Debbie Tsai 高雄 |
speakers, and
learn from their styles. The District contest gives you that “larger
audience” experience. It was because of the numerous contest training opportunities in Toastmasters that gave me the courage to enter the “The New York Times” TV commercial audition in Taiwan in 2005. I used what I'd learned from Toastmasters humorous speech contests and the Humorously Speaking manual to “Tell people that you are the best, and they will definitely hate you. Make them feel superior, and they'll appreciate you.” I used self-deprecating humor to share my own experience to connect to the story theme of The New York Times, and I finally won the audition, but best of all, they even used my own story in their TV commercial. Speaking in Toastmasters provides challenges and plenty of opportunities to be proud of your accomplishments. The more you expand your skills and talents, the more confidence you have in yourself! Thanks to Toastmasters I've tried new things I wouldn't have tried before. |
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Journey Highlight: KTC president 1999-2000, 2010-2011
Division D Governor 2009-2010 District PRO 2014-2015 |
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