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Recently, we had more members of Ebony Toastmasters on our show.
This episode features Maryle Monifiston and Janali Davis.
Maryle was born in Port au Prince, Haiti. She has a background in Law (Intellectual Property). Maryle recently started teaching at a French college in Toronto. Here interested include dancing, photography and writing. She has been a member of Ebony Toastmasters since 2006 and has been the president of Ebony Toastmaster since last July.
During our conversation Maryle and Ebony share:
– About the benefits of being a better speaker
– Is there a difference between speaking to and sharing with an audience?
– Some background on Barack Obama’s 2004 Democratic Party speech which had many people recognize him as a good speaker and how it brought him to worldwide attention
– How Bill Clinton developed as a great speaker
– what makes Barack Obama and Bill Clinton them great speakers
– Their personal testimonies on how becoming a better public speaker has helped them
– How do you know that your audience is engaged when you are delivering a speech?
– The toughest best speaking technique that each of them has overcome
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