Flexibility in Leadership

The inspiration for tonight’s blog comes from CMOE and A Teague of Your Own. Visit ateagueofyourown.com to learn more about how my friends Jim and Michelle Teague can help you succeed in your endeavors. Not everyone is going to adapt to your sense of style or your direction. To get everyone on the same page,Continue reading “Flexibility in Leadership”

Hiding A Crush (from October)

This is from October but this explains how I’ve been feeling the last couple of months. 10/24/19–Today on break I opened up. We were at our Dollar General in rural Carmichaels in Greene County. But first… I’ve been patiently waiting to move back home, but had to wait on my sister to have the rugsContinue reading “Hiding A Crush (from October)”

The Best Toastmaster Weekend Ever

It was a Toastmaster Weekend to remember. For the first time in my Toastmaster career, we had Winter TLI in December. It was nice to see Westmoreland County Community College decked out for Christmas πŸŽ„. We had a great turnout for our Winter TLI as 143 people showed up though it did seem like thereContinue reading “The Best Toastmaster Weekend Ever”

Open House brings the Guests and the Ice Breakers.

Hoping to grow the club and qualify for Presidents Distinguished honors, the Greensburg Toastmasters chapter held its second open house of the Toastmaster year.  Mike Dalton served as meeting Toastmaster. Before we heard our ice breaker speeches, President Jim Teague gave a presentation promoting the open house. He covered Pathways, which everyone is enrolled inContinue reading “Open House brings the Guests and the Ice Breakers.”