Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters Toronto

Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters Toronto Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters of Toronto is a President’s Distinguished Club. We meet, in person, every Thursday from 6:20 to 8 pm.

Location is the Northern District Library, Room 200. 40 Orchardview Blvd. This is the official page of the Eglinton-Yonge Toastmasters Club of Toronto. As a part of the Toastmasters International organization our club empowers people to improve their public speaking skills, feel more confident as a leader and just to enjoy interacting in a friendly environment! Guests are always welcome and can vi

sit the club as many times as they want free of charge. We meet every Thursday from 6:15 pm to 8:00 pm at Northern District Branch Library. Second Floor, Room #200. 40 Orchard View Blvd, Toronto, ON and via Zoom

Feedback can make all the difference! Here’s how to elevate your speech evaluations:1️⃣ Spot Their Strengths: Acknowledg...
11/26/2024

Feedback can make all the difference!

Here’s how to elevate your speech evaluations:
1️⃣ Spot Their Strengths: Acknowledge what the speaker did well to boost their confidence and positivity.

2️⃣ Be Clear and Specific: Use “I noticed...” or “I felt...” to ensure your feedback is helpful and supportive.

3️⃣ Celebrate Growth: Show them how far they’ve come — even small progress deserves recognition!

4️⃣ Lead with Kindness: Frame feedback with care and choose the right moment to share constructive thoughts.

💡 Thoughtful evaluations empower speakers to grow and succeed! 🌟

📢 Toastmasters Tip: Bring Your Words to Life with Gestures!✨ Gestures add energy and clarity to your message, helping yo...
11/06/2024

📢 Toastmasters Tip: Bring Your Words to Life with Gestures!

✨ Gestures add energy and clarity to your message, helping you connect with your audience more deeply. Here are five essential tips for mastering gestures:

1. Use Arms, Hands, and Fingers – Emphasize key points and keep your audience engaged.
2. Open Palms Build Trust – Showing your palms creates an open, welcoming impression.
3. Stay in the "Strike Zone" – Keep gestures between your head and belly for maximum effect.
4. Avoid the "Fig Leaf" – Hands crossed at the groin can look closed-off; stay open and confident.
5. For Online Speeches – Make sure your hands are visible in the frame before you start!

💪 Remember, gestures are a powerful tool to make your message memorable and engaging!

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Toronto, ON
M4R1B9

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6:15pm - 8pm

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