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Good news! The waiting period is over
Stop procrastinating. Close the knowing-doing gap. No other club is better at showing you how to most effectively enhance your speaking and leadership skills to drive your personal development strategy. That’s because Gelfand Good Morning Toastmasters pushes its membership to take … Continue reading →
Spice up your Saturday mornings!!
Join us for an amazing videotaped meeting this Saturday. Enjoy our great speakers, have fun during our awesome table topics segment and take advantage of the networking opportunity provided during our break followed by a photo session. Gelfanders know how to … Continue reading →
Where Everybody Knows Your Name
What makes a club? Several years ago, there was a TV sitcom called Cheers. A group of regulars got together at a local Boston bar of that name. Perhaps you may have seen it and remember its theme song, a … Continue reading →
Just Imagine What You Could Be
IMAGINE . . . . . . wanting to be an actor or actress. So you join a community theater group. You get a chance to appear in a play and are given a script. You study your part, learn … Continue reading →
We Did It Again: President’s Distinguished Club Award
It has been an exciting year as the president of Gelfand Good Morning Toastmasters Club. I am still humbled and honored that you, my fellow members, entrusted me with the position as president of this club. My fellow board members … Continue reading →
Learning from Experiences and My Mistakes
I recently saw this quote by Franklin P. Jones, a Philadelphia reporter, public relations executive and humorist: “Experience is that marvelous thing that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.” My time as the president of … Continue reading →
Hone Your Leadership Skills
How quickly time flies! It has been nine months into my second term as the president of Gelfand Good Morning Toastmasters Club. I have learned so much about becoming a better leader in this time. When I was a manager … Continue reading →
