Fredericton Mid-Day Toastmasters Club

10/11/2026

🍂🧡 **Happy Thanksgiving!** 🧡🍂

Thanksgiving is a beautiful reminder to pause, appreciate the blessings in our lives, and express gratitude for the people who make our journey meaningful.

May this special day bring you warmth, happiness, laughter, and cherished moments with family and friends. Let’s celebrate the power of gratitude, kindness, and human connection—and never underestimate the difference a simple “thank you” can make.

From all of us at **Mid-Day Toastmasters Club**, wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful Thanksgiving filled with joy and gratitude! 🦃🍁

**Happy Thanksgiving!**

10/10/2026

"Exposing ourselves to diverse groups of people not only makes us better neighbors, advocates, and people, but also better communicators." Laurie Becham
“Every conversation with someone different from us is an opportunity to broaden our perspective, deepen our understanding, and become better communicators. Let’s keep learning from one another!”

10/10/2026

10/04/2026

Toastmasters Magazine October 2026 is available now. Log in to our account and read it.

10/03/2026

"Communication-the human connection-is the key to personal and career success. Paul J. Meyer

09/26/2026

“Your Toastmasters club is your laboratory in which to try experiments in better communication.”
— Dr. Ralph C. Smedley, Founder of Toastmasters International

09/19/2026

"A key to growth is showing that you're coachable." Adam Grant
In Toastmasters, we receive feedback each session to improve end become better. Join this leadership lab, Toastmasters, to become better every day.

09/13/2026

Public speaking can sometimes feel like stepping into a cage with a wild animal—complete with racing pulses, sweaty palms, and intense pressure. But as the cartoon suggests, keeping your cool under the toughest conditions makes everything else a breeze!

At Mid-Day Toastmasters, we practice turning that stage fright into composure. When you learn how to anchor yourself in front of an audience, the crowd stops looking like a threat and starts looking like an opportunity to connect.
What is your personal go-to trick for keeping calm right before taking the stage?