Meeting Themes (2)

This is a continuation of our previous list of meeting themes compiled to inspire you and help you prepare for the role of Meeting Chair- especially if you can't think of a meeting theme yourself.

All these themes were used by our club members in past meetings.

1. Be Thankful

2. Invest in Yourself

3. Cherish the Moment

4. Never Give Up

5. Personal Identity

6. Always do your Best

7. Training for Success

8. Vacation

9. Democracy

10. Practice Makes Progress

Good luck with being the Meeting Chair.

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A Brief Look into Mentoring

We all have mentors in our lives and we don't even know it. They are the friends we go to when we need help with decisions or choices.

Toastmasters also has a mentorship program where mentors help and guide you.

 

Whether you are considering becoming a mentor or getting a mentor, here is some basic information to help you decide.

What qualities does a mentor have?

A mentor needs to be kind, willing to listen and help without being condescending or mean about the questions that they get asked. They need to be willing to help their mentee and be supportive.

All these qualities will help a mentee 'trust' their mentor. And trust is an important factor at the start.

What are the benefits of having a mentor?

You get the help that you need and having someone motivate and push you makes you progress much faster than if you were struggling by yourself.

What are the first steps in creating a successful mentoring relationship?

Both the mentor and the mentee's expectations should be established right at the start of the relationship. That way both parties know what needs to be done.

From there consistent communication is the key in getting the most out of this unique relationship.