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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by RetSet View Post
    You can't ask to be a Freemason, and you can't be asked to join the Freemasons...
    Its a lottery? Or which school you went to?

    Thanks for the advice!

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  • Lockhouse
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    I'm a fried bread master. Always crispy with no grease.

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  • RetSet
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    I've been along to a few Toastmaster meetings.

    Did a prepared talk and a couple of table talks (where you're asked to talk for a couple of minutes on a subject that's announced to you only a couple of seconds beforehand - oh, and you don't even know you're going to be asked to talk that evening!). Also did a couple of 'roles' as well. Grammarian was one.

    Also Feemasonry gives you ample opportunity to stand up and speak, both formally in meeting, and less formally at dinner afterwards. Apparently.

    I'd say go along to Toastmasters and give it a go as a 'no brainer'.

    You can't ask to be a Freemason, and you can't be asked to join the Freemasons...

    [edit] if you're a 'property person', then Progressive Property/ Progressive Education in Peterborough offer at least one public speaking course [/edit]
    Last edited by RetSet; 12 May 2017, 21:06.

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  • vetran
    started a topic Toastmasters or similar anyone a member?

    Toastmasters or similar anyone a member?

    Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking I now have a few new projects where I am going to be the main man not the geek.

    Anyone tried toastmasters or similar - any recommendations?

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