What do I speak About?

                                                                 
                                                                 

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we teach public speaking


       
Great question,  it may be the question most asked at Toastmasters by new members ( Toastmasters.org, teaches public speaking, and has clubs in over 140 countries).
In the creation of Weebew Club, along with my free youth public speaking program, we now present Book Talk for adults.

In our fast-changing world, are electronic devices controlling our lives?
Please raise your hand if you are guilty?  I am!
As I strive to be a better writer, I realized reading is the answer.  Regardless of what you read, reading creates topics, thus the creation of Book Talk.

Now, because you may have a Kindle app, all your books appear on all your devices, with just a simple installation.
Personally, I like being challenged, these writers will challenge you, and may even change your life; they along with Toastmasters is why now I teach public speaking.

Motivation may come from speakers like Simen Sinek - his best selling book, 'Start with Why'. On youtube, millions view his talks.
Or 'Choose Yourself'  author James Alturther,  he will open up ideas in your brain!
He is one of the most interesting writers, but be careful of his online schemes.
' The Art of Being Unmistakable '  author Srinivas Rao writes about how to get to the big stage.
On my blog: https://napkins roosters.blogspot.com, I write about achieving that goal.
My point of course read, join Toastmasters or Weebew Club in Naga City, Philippines.
So here I am at 76 years old and am still challenged to be a better speaker, teacher, and writer.
What challenges you?


Are you ready?
 Meetings: every Monday starting June 4
 Time: Meet & Greet  6 - 6:30 pm
 Start promptly: 6:30 - 8:30
 Weebew Kids: teaching English free: 3 pm, Saturday and Sundays
Text or email: to reserve a seat: 63-947-697-6447
Email: york.ysta@gmail.com



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