Which path should I start with?

Answer a few questions about what you want out of Toastmasters and we'll suggest a path or two. It's only a starting point: there's no wrong choice, and you can pick any path you like. Your answers stay in your browser.

1. Picture yourself six months from now. Which of these would feel like the biggest win?Giving a talk at work or school with steady handsBeing the person a group turns to when it needs someone in chargeGetting a room to laugh at something I said, on purposeBringing someone round to an idea they started out against

2. Where do you expect to use what you learn most?Presentations, pitches or interviewsRunning a team, a project or a volunteer groupToasts, stories and introductions at social occasionsPlanning where something I care about goes next

3. You're in a meeting that has stalled. What are you most likely to do?Stay quiet and hope somebody else speaks upCrack a joke so everyone loosens upPropose a next step and get people movingRemind everyone why the work matters in the first place

4. Which of these would you most like to get better at?Putting a talk together so it flows from start to finishLifting people up when they're losing steamDescribing something that doesn't exist yet so others can see itHandling pushback without getting flustered

5. How do you feel about being funny in front of people?I'd love to be better at itHappy to, if it helps the point landI'd rather keep things straightforward

6. Who do you most want to reach?An audience I'm presenting toThe people I work alongside every dayPeople who still need convincingPeople who'll carry an idea forward after I've shared it

7. What kind of project gets you most excited?Starting something new from a blank pageHelping someone else growTaking responsibility for a resultWinning an argument or a vote

Answer every question to see a suggestion.

Your club could run its meetings here.

Members claim roles from one shared sheet with no account, and the agenda prints and projects itself.

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