Acres of grey sand and a riveting river flowing by Surrounded by giant green hills and clouds clattering in the sky I was there standing stunned in a solitary beach But I was not all alone, my friends. With me there were 26 students that I teach. Good Evening. Presiding Officer, Toast Master of the …
Toastmasters Project #4: Accept The Unexpected by Kreeti Shakya Read More »
Presiding Officer, Toastmaster of the evening, fellow Toastmasters and dear guests. My name is Puspa Chandra Khanal. Spelled as P-U-S-P-A. In Nepal people feel easy to pronounce my name. But when I was in Delhi for my study of chartered accountancy it was miserable. I can say I spent my whole 4.5 years just instructing …
Toastmasters Ice Breaker: Out of the Comfort Zone by Puspa Chandra Khanal Read More »
Being organized means being disciplined. Being organized means knowing what to do, when to do and with what to do that you’re about to do. Being organized means being efficient and an amazing time management professional. And time management, whether you’re a doctor, an engineer or a lover boy – is mandatory. So how does …
Toastmasters Project #2: Organization & Efficiency by TM Saheel Baral Read More »
We come to Toastmasters to be better orators, better leaders, and better initiators. Speaking skills and public speaking skills are such an integral part of effective interpersonal communication, aren’t they? In fact, trying to effectively communicate without those skills is like trying to jump without bending your knees.
