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The BOOSTER Archives (in PDF)
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Featured Topics:
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| 04/29/05 |
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1. Committed
2. Problem Makers
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| 03/18/05 |
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1. Protocol
2. Distractions
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| 02/18/05 |
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1. Involvement
2. Additional Minor Roles
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| 02/04/05 |
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1. Sticks and Stones
2. Tiger Team
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| 01/21/05 |
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1. Serving Your Finest in Their Finest Hour
2. Fun and Games
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| 12/17/04 |
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1. What's in It for Me?
2. By the Numbers
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| 12/03/04 |
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1) Bringing out the Best in 2005!
2) Remedies for Ailing Toastmasters Clubs
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| 11/05/04 |
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1) A Winning Attitude
2) Say No to Yes-Men
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| 10/22/04 |
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1) “Doggin’ It”
2) Instant Gratification.
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| 10/08/04 |
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1) A Moment of Truth
2) Another Wet Blanket
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| 09/24/04 |
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1) Club Coaching, Part 2: The Club's Purpose
2) The Successful Club Meeting
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| 09/10/04 |
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1) Do You Have What It Takes to Be a Club Coach?
2) Door Prizes: Fundraising and Excitement
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| 08/27/04 |
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1) A Moral or Three
2) Public Relations, Pt. 2
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| 08/13/04 |
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1) Club Officers Trained
2) Select Distinguished! Way to Go!
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| 07/16/2004 |
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1) The Cons and The Mostly Pros of Meeting In a Bookstore
2) Public Relations, Pt. 1
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| 07/02/2004 |
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1) Back to the Basics: Give the Members Value
2) A Club Vision
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| 05/28/2004 |
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1) Raising Up New Members
2) Your Elevator Speech
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| 05/14/2004 |
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1) Leadership and Toastmasters
2) Priorities
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| 04/30/2004 |
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1) Stepping Up to Weekly
2) The power of Commitment
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| 04/02/2004 |
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1) The Compelling Meeting
2) Once A Week Members Are More Committed
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| 3/19/2004 |
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1) Significant Purpose
2) Toastmaster’s Checklist
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| 3/5/2004 |
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1) The Best Possible Club
2) “Cold Feet”
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| 2/20/2004 |
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1) Compelling Vision
2) Club Contests
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| 01/09/2004 |
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1) Environment |
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