In my practice we focus on helping people express more of their potential through chiropractic adjustments. In my private life I try to make good choices too, and one of those involves improving my communication skills.
Becoming a member of Toastmasters has been a great step in achieving that goal and I am fortunate to be a member of one of the oldest and finest clubs. We are in the middle of a year of observance as the Rock Hill Toastmasters Club is celebrating its 50th Anniversary in the community.
Toastmasters Proclamation by Rock Hill Mayor Echols
It is my honor to serve as the club’s president this year, in which we organized several special events commemorating the club’s golden anniversary. It began with an Official Proclamation by Rock Hill Mayor, Doug Echols; then a picnic at Cherry Park, with guests from the other area Toastmasters Clubs who participated in a humorous speech contest; and the capstone event was a free Effective Listening Workshop held at Rock Hill City Hall for the community. The master of ceremonies for the workshop was Lucas McFadden, CN2 News Anchor.
It’s been a busy and fun year for this organization, but we’ve got more to come. Next Tuesday, January 18th will be a special guest meeting where the focus is to invite folks in to see what Toastmasters is like. So if you have ever been curious about it, please join us at 7:00 p.m. We meet at the Westminster Towers rehab building. For directions and more details please click on our club website: http://rockhill.freetoasthost.us/ 
Can you use a speaker for your organization? The Rock Hill Toastmasters Club has a number of talented individuals who are enjoy doing presentations. For more information contact Linda Robinson, Vice President for Public Relations: lindarobinson@comporium.net Also, I speak before groups both nationally and internationally. Please don’t hesitate to contact me directly about a presentation for your group or organization: drbrown@youneedchiro.com