Thank you so much for this video. I haven't even signed up to Toastmasters yet, my first meeting is tonight and I'm already nervous about this speech lol. That's how bad the fear is for me. This is why I'm forcing myself to go to Toastmasters because it holds me back so much. I HAVE to get over this.
It's a year later now, have you kept up with toastmasters? If so, any positive results. I'm planning to volunteer to do an ice breaker and I'm terrified
An update for me, I'm not currently in Toastmasters because I ended up buying a house out of state and moving. Currently I'm a full-time student and work full-time so I can't add something else to my plate unfortunately. With all that said, I did do my Icebreaker and I was nervous as hell but I got through it. The general vibe in Toastmasters meetings is very warm, welcoming, and encouraging. You genuinely get the sense that they're there to help you so even if you're standing on stage stuttering like I did (which makes me even more nervous and stutter even more) I looked around the room and just saw friendly nonjudgmental faces rooting me on. My body typically goes into fight or flight mode, and in that moment I had to tell myself that I am not in any danger, look at these friendly faces, calm the fuck down. I managed to get through my speech. I HIGHLY recommend joining Toastmasters. It's the perfect environment to really put your fear to the test and gain some knowledge on how to give a speech. With that knowledge comes experience that you gain in the meetings and then you get confident in your abilities. Confidence trumps nerves. As soon as I'm done with school I fully intend on getting back to it because the little experience I got made lasting changes. I can't imagine if I was still going regularly how much better I would be! Good luck guys! You totally got this!
Awesome presentation and it's straight to the point. All areas for an icebreaker were clearly explained in this presentation. Being a Toastmaster who has presented his icebreaker, I do know how great one feels if he/she had prepared and practiced his/her speech beforehand. Thumbs up to you!
Thank you so much!! I laughed when you said "just get the that first speech" because that's what I've been telling myself when I get so nervous I feel like quitting. "Just get through that first speech. They're really supportive. They'll understand."
I only learnt about Toastmasters today through a Church mate. Because I told him i am nervous about tomorrow's event at Church where we will be welcomed as new members.I am planning to join,but first I want to attend as a guest
You guided me really well. It is my ice breaker speech tomorrow, and I have just 12 hours to write and deliver one. I hope it goes well. I'm freaking out though!
Thank you so much TM for this wonderful ideas I'm Gathering some information before i try to take my turn to do my ICEBREAKER its so nervous in front of the audience. Thanks a lot hope i can do it too.
Was going to attempt my ice breaker today...just happened to see ur video while I was mining guts!!! And it really helped....ur great man..!!regards...tm mayank budhia,Ranchi,india
Thank u Mr.Christopher. I dnt knw to which level it wud help me but it has pulled me back from skipping Ill do my best And post back tmrw wat It had cum out actually.
Hi Chris thank you so very much for this kind and positive intro to the Icebreaker speech. I am giving mine next week and found your video very encouraging. Many thanks :)
I want to join said club ;-; My body hungers for talking in front of an audience, GODS TAKE ME TO MY HAPPY PLACE!!! I need it in my life!! I write tons of different speeches of many different topics. I love it. Though if I were to pick one of the many I’ve written I’d go with my speech “Failure is not your enemy” It’s pretty interactive as I detail why failing at some things isn’t really, “bad”. I narrate the COUNTLESS times I failed at something and how I always felt overwhelmed (even if it was at something insignificant.) It’s shows how I fear getting frustrated. I repulse being frustrated. It blocks my thoughts and renders me incapable of accomplishing a task as I fall prey to my anger. But oh well, since I’m not even 1,000 miles close to a place like this, I guess I’ll have to keep my speeches to myself. I guess it’s the fate of someone like me. Stranded in this archipelago, this shell of an island. Though I must say Puerto Rico is a really good place if you’re into nature. Crud, out of context! Again...
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Thank you so much for this video. I haven't even signed up to Toastmasters yet, my first meeting is tonight and I'm already nervous about this speech lol. That's how bad the fear is for me. This is why I'm forcing myself to go to Toastmasters because it holds me back so much. I HAVE to get over this.
It's a year later now, have you kept up with toastmasters? If so, any positive results. I'm planning to volunteer to do an ice breaker and I'm terrified
@@cbwavy what happened to both of you?
What happened?
An update for me, I'm not currently in Toastmasters because I ended up buying a house out of state and moving. Currently I'm a full-time student and work full-time so I can't add something else to my plate unfortunately. With all that said, I did do my Icebreaker and I was nervous as hell but I got through it. The general vibe in Toastmasters meetings is very warm, welcoming, and encouraging. You genuinely get the sense that they're there to help you so even if you're standing on stage stuttering like I did (which makes me even more nervous and stutter even more) I looked around the room and just saw friendly nonjudgmental faces rooting me on. My body typically goes into fight or flight mode, and in that moment I had to tell myself that I am not in any danger, look at these friendly faces, calm the fuck down. I managed to get through my speech. I HIGHLY recommend joining Toastmasters. It's the perfect environment to really put your fear to the test and gain some knowledge on how to give a speech. With that knowledge comes experience that you gain in the meetings and then you get confident in your abilities. Confidence trumps nerves. As soon as I'm done with school I fully intend on getting back to it because the little experience I got made lasting changes. I can't imagine if I was still going regularly how much better I would be! Good luck guys! You totally got this!
Awesome presentation and it's straight to the point. All areas for an icebreaker were clearly explained in this presentation. Being a Toastmaster who has presented his icebreaker, I do know how great one feels if he/she had prepared and practiced his/her speech beforehand. Thumbs up to you!
Thank you so much!! I laughed when you said "just get the that first speech" because that's what I've been telling myself when I get so nervous I feel like quitting. "Just get through that first speech. They're really supportive. They'll understand."
How'd you do?
I only learnt about Toastmasters today through a Church mate. Because I told him i am nervous about tomorrow's event at Church where we will be welcomed as new members.I am planning to join,but first I want to attend as a guest
Thank You Very Much for this Valuable Video Clip. I am going to do my "ice breaker" speech today.
Thanks. I have my Icebreaker speech tonight and I’m nervous.
yes , that nervousness is the starting point for everyone, than you shine and realize Where has it gone :-) .
How did it go
You guided me really well. It is my ice breaker speech tomorrow, and I have just 12 hours to write and deliver one. I hope it goes well. I'm freaking out though!
Vani Jindal - How did it go?
She didn't tell
Absolutely Wonderful! Great guidance and inspirational words pitched in a near perfect tone.
Good direction for starters!
I’ve watched a bunch of ice breaker videos and this has been the most helpful. Thank you!
Nice! Thanks. I'm doing my ice breaker in two days!
Thanks for the helpful video and your voice is calming!!
Thank much. You have put all the points very well articulated.
Thank you. Very helpful.
Ice breaker in 2 weeks.
Stay safe.
☘️🌝🌲
I’m giving my first Ice Breaker Speech tomorrow! Thanks for the information
Thank you so much TM for this wonderful ideas I'm Gathering some information before i try to take my turn to do my ICEBREAKER its so nervous in front of the audience. Thanks a lot hope i can do it too.
Was going to attempt my ice breaker today...just happened to see ur video while I was mining guts!!! And it really helped....ur great man..!!regards...tm mayank budhia,Ranchi,india
Thank you so much. I’m about to enter Toastmaster soon.
Every journy start with the first step - wow.... It motivates me to do it.... I will soon join it
Thank u Mr.Christopher.
I dnt knw to which level it wud help me but it has pulled me back from skipping
Ill do my best
And post back tmrw wat It had cum out actually.
Thanks for the guide and encouragement.
Hi Chris thank you so very much for this kind and positive intro to the Icebreaker speech. I am giving mine next week and found your video very encouraging. Many thanks :)
Thank you. I am going to deliver my Icebreaker speech tomorrow, indeed I am bit nervous too.
Thank you for making it easier...thank u
Thank you so much for the very helpful video clip.
Thank you for posting!
Relieved me of my nerves! Thanks!
delivering my ice breaker tomorrow. Its nerve wracking
I have mine last week and I feel like I'm not ready
Great advice! Thank you!
Thank you for this! It helped a ton!
thank you for the guidance it saved me so much!
Thank you very much for your valuable video. We learnt a lot 💪
I want to join said club ;-;
My body hungers for talking in front of an audience, GODS TAKE ME TO MY HAPPY PLACE!!!
I need it in my life!!
I write tons of different speeches of many different topics. I love it. Though if I were to pick one of the many I’ve written I’d go with my speech “Failure is not your enemy”
It’s pretty interactive as I detail why failing at some things isn’t really, “bad”. I narrate the COUNTLESS times I failed at something and how I always felt overwhelmed (even if it was at something insignificant.) It’s shows how I fear getting frustrated. I repulse being frustrated. It blocks my thoughts and renders me incapable of accomplishing a task as I fall prey to my anger.
But oh well, since I’m not even 1,000 miles close to a place like this, I guess I’ll have to keep my speeches to myself. I guess it’s the fate of someone like me. Stranded in this archipelago, this shell of an island. Though I must say Puerto Rico is a really good place if you’re into nature.
Crud, out of context! Again...
Hi It’s Jay Jay, why not start a Toastmasters club where you live? I’m sure you can do it and I’m sure you can find enough interested people
very clear and helpful thank you !
Thanks a million sir! For this wonderful session😍😍❣️👍
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this Helpful video 😊
Very informative and helpful #New2ToastMasters
Thank you!
Do you have an updated Pathways Ice Breaker video?
Thank you sir !
Thank you so much my speech is tommorow
Yeah supprt me a lot.thankuu im going to do my ice breaker.im going to nail it🙌
I can do this
Very helpfu!
Thanks!!!!
I still don't know how to write a speech.