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Here are ten ways to ensure that your members are having great experiences in your club. Outside of the Club Meeting Communicate with the members frequently. Send out schedules on a regular basis, confirm attendance at upcoming meetings, and if possible, get the...
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In a world of email, text messages, and instant messengers, a handwritten note card stands out and gets the sender noticed. A small investment of your time builds the foundations of relationships in a way that electronic communications cannot. Use the note cards from...
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As a student of servant leadership, I’d had the pleasure of reading a number of books on the subject, several while taking the Key Practices of Servant Leadership course through the Robert K. Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership in Atlanta, Georgia. Here are...
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When communicating with a large audience, like a full Toastmasters district, an email marketing tool like Mail Chimp or Constant Contact is needed. Often, though, you need to send a small set of personalized emails and those tools are overkill. If your set of emails...
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In preparing for my District Director year, a friend recommended that I take the time to write my personal leadership philosophy. To help me with this process, she also recommended the book The Leader’s Compass by Ed Ruggero & Dennis Haley. The document is...
