New Year, New Toastmaster Goals by Jacqueline L. Smith
Happy New Year District 26!!! The year 2020 was unlike any year that we ever experienced. That means the holiday season was likely different as well. It is my hope that you and yours were happy, safe and well during the holiday season. It is now a new year and...
Personal Growth through District 26 Leadership Opportunities by Mike Akins
District 26 Leaders, WE NEED YOU, to support our District next year. Our vast District requires many volunteers to operate smoothly. You may be asking, “Why should I apply for a leadership role?” Of all the reasons, many have said it’s for personal growth. Whether...
District Achievements and a New Year by Jeff Scott Ruiz
Greetings, fellow D26 Toastmasters. We are closing in on the halfway mark in our program year, Despite prevailing restrictions, there are still many opportunities for growth and innovation. What we focus on is where we go, so I’d like to highlight some of our...
Time to Give by Victoria Cox
This is the time of year that we discuss giving to others. This does not mean just gifts or money. We can share our experiences in life to help others not make the same mistakes we have. We can also share our time with others even though we can not see them face to...
District Officer Roles Explained by Jacqueline L. Smith
Greetings District 26 Members, In November, I briefly discussed responsibilities for area and division directors. This month, I will briefly discuss additional opportunities and responsibilities: Administration Manager, Finance Manager and Public Relations Manager. ...
Current Leadership Opportunities in Toastmasters by Jeff Scott Ruiz
Greetings, fellow D26 Toastmasters. I hope this month’s message finds you well as we prepare to enter the official holiday season! When people talk about leadership, what comes to your mind? Merriam-Webster defines leadership as the power or ability to lead other...
The Hidden Jewel of Toastmasters by Jacqueline L. Smith
Fellow District 26 Toastmasters, if I were to survey a sample of you and inquire of your reasons for joining Toastmasters, intuitively, I would say that most of you joined Toastmasters to work on your communication skills. I would venture to say that many of you did...
90 Toastmasters Meetings in 90 Days – The Finish Line is Just the Beginning! by Joe Milakovic
On October 19, 2020 I completed my journey I call, ”90 Toastmasters Meetings in 90 days”. This post is about finishing my 90 days and beyond. What is ”90 Toastmasters Meetings in 90 days”? My goal was to attend a Toastmasters meeting every day for 90 days. I started...
Time to STOP and Think About Your Goals for This Year by Victoria Cox
It is time to share your goals with the club and fellow Toastmasters. Area Directors have met with the officers of each club and part of their report is educational goals. Have you set a goal for yourself this year? Is it to go through two levels? Is it to start a...
Club Coach Opportunities by Jeff Scott Ruiz
Greetings, District 26. Welcome to the second quarter of our program year. We’re seeing more accurate member numbers with this round of dues renewals, and we're getting more requests for coaches as club memberships fall below 13. Since July, our Club Growth team has...
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Articles must be no more than 350-400 words and must include two images: one headshot and one for the article.
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