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High - District 13 Toastmasters
Pocket Guide-07 June 25, 2007 Created by: Frank Storey, Toastmasters ' proven three-part learning process ofstudy, action and feedback, your first step will be to select aproject providing you with a leadership project will be a practical workshop in which to learnleadership skills, put those skills into action and then receivefeedback on your performance and sort of project might provide a leadership role?Perhaps you would enjoy taking on a project for yourToastmasters Club or District while serving as an officer orcommittee chair. Or, if you are an employee or supervisor ina business organization, you could do a leadership projectrelated to the needs of your organization. Other possibilitiesinclude projects for your community, church, an associationor professional group, or some other organization.
Pocket Guide-07 © June 25, 2007 Created by: Frank Storey, DTM frankstorey@cablespeed.com Using Toastmasters' proven three-part learning process of
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