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September 17, 2011

Book Review: Toastmasters

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The book is strongly built and its dynamics pushes the reader always further (chap.1 “Ann Richards – Your Best Self”, chap.2 “Indra Nooyi – Take Charge Confidence”, chap.3 “Barbara Jordan – Voice of Authority”, etc.). I dive into chapter 6 about “pre-planned spontaneity” – that very much resembles what we call “prepared speeches” – to support the reply to this burning question in your minds: is Christine H. Jahnke’s advice of a much different nature than what we find in Toastmasters manuals? I will give you some elements to form your opinion.

Read the full review here.

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