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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Warwick John Fahy DTM leading CAT’s Summiting Session
The Godfather of Toastmasters in China, Warwick John Fahy DTM, will lead CAT’s Summiting Session. Effective presenting in a short attention span world. 19:10 – Thursday 12 February – Theme: The Fast Food Generation Speech: Improve Your Images Emily Minor … Continue reading
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Tagged Emily Minor, Jenny Ni, Phoebe Chen, Spike Gu, Warwick John Fahy, Wendy Wang
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Tom Peters describing a great speech…
Clear and compelling theme. Perfect pitch. Connection with the immediate and distant audience. Humor and self-deprecation. Memorable stories. Phrases that uplift. How does your next speech stack up?
Speaker to Trainer is full!
Thanks to an overwhelming response, we are pleased to have filled all places for Success Communication module, Speaker to Trainer. Special thanks go to Spike Gu ACB CL for getting the word out to our clubs and doing a fabulous … Continue reading
Posted in events, upcoming meetings
Tagged Dan Smith, Emily Minor, Jeff Tan, Speaker to Trainer, Spike Gu, Wendy Wang
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Grammarian at PS TMC
Last night People’s Square TMC let me be the grammarian at their meeting. I really like language and words. Unfortunately, I am not good at words in any other languages than English Their VPE, XiaoXiao, asked me to share a … Continue reading
Posted in on speaking
Tagged Emily Minor, English, grammar, people's square, Xiao Xiao Sun
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Insights from an Area Training
This afternoon, I attended an Area training conducted by CAT’s Secretary, Wendy Wang ACB ALB. Aside from having the privilege of watching another person (Wendy) deliver the Successful Club program, Moments of Truth, I made the following observations: We all … Continue reading
Jeff Tan ATM-B leading CAT’s Summiting Session
Jeff Tan ATM-B will be leading CAT’s Summiting Session How to make people sit up and take notice of your speech by having an outlandish and unusually extra long speech title that dares to be different, bold and breaks the … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Shih, Carlo Wolff, Dan Smith, Delphy Chow, Emily Minor, James Wang, Jeff Tan, Joyce Hu, Wendy Wang
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Sending off Sam Jones with Body Language: 8 January
This will be a particularly special CAT meeting, as it will be the last regular meeting for our Founding President, Sam Jones DTM – at least for a while. It will also be the last meeting for our favourite Canadian, … Continue reading
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Tagged Body language, Chris Haynes, Dan Smith, Delphy Chow, Emily Minor, Sam Jones, Spike Gu, Wendy Wang
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