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Illustration of Paul Sterman sitting at a desk

Speaking Out

Something Old and Something New

A veteran writer debuts a column as Toastmasters turns 101.

Paul Sterman

Toastmasters International President Radhi Spear in red suit jacket with Toastmasters pin

President's Message

Making a Difference

Radhi Spear, DTM

Your Turn

Don’t Sweat the Speech Contest

How competition made me a braver and better speaker.

Lin Hitt

President's Message

Challenge Yourself to Enter a Speech Contest

Radhi Spear, DTM

Your Turn

My Journey Through TI Leadership Roles

How I became the first Asian American District 55 Director.

Yiting Liu, DTM

President's Message

Continue the Toastmasters Legacy

Radhi Spear, DTM

Black and white photo of Toastmasters founder Ralph C. Smedley sitting at his desk

Your Turn

Must You Tell a Story?

Ralph C. Smedley

Man in pink shirt speaking into microphone onstage

Your Turn

From Stage Fright to Limelight

How Toastmasters opened new doors.

Shane Cohen, DTM

Man in blue button-down shirt speaking with gestures as audience watches

Communication

Fun on the Platform

Learn how to make public speaking enjoyable.

Bill Brown, DTM

President's Message

Fun and Friendship in Toastmasters

Radhi Spear, DTM

Your Turn

From Social Anxiety to Confidence

How Toastmasters helped me become a confident speaker.

Sofia Haarderup

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Leadership

Leading Without Being the Leader

3 ways to guide and inspire teams.

Bill Brown, DTM

columns

Something Old and Something New

Making a Difference

Don’t Sweat the Speech Contest

Challenge Yourself to Enter a Speech Contest

My Journey Through TI Leadership Roles

Continue the Toastmasters Legacy

Must You Tell a Story?

From Stage Fright to Limelight

Fun on the Platform

Fun and Friendship in Toastmasters

From Social Anxiety to Confidence

Leading Without Being the Leader