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Learn What Holds You Back! ACS Canberra Toastmasters free communication assessment

Monday, 10 Oct 2016

Very often, people think they’re good communicators, but they realise when they run into trouble that maybe they’re not. It takes time, as we see the reactions of others and get their feedback. Eventually, we become more aware of our effective and ineffective behaviors. But we can speed up the process.

One tool that introduced by the Communication Guru Lisa B. Marshall years ago and still use today with her clients is the DISC Index. You take a 10-minute quiz and get a 22-page report that tells you what your dominant communication style is, and what it is when you’re under stress. Lisa Marshall has set up a special page on her website so Toastmaster readers can do the test for free. It’s helpful for both professional and personal communication. It’s a way to understand what your style is and to use it to your full advantage.

Article by Mitch Mirkin, CTM. To access the communication assessment tool, please click here.

Source adopted and provided by Toastmasters International.


The ACS Canberra Toastmasters welcome anyone who wish to learn and practice their Softskills to:
* Improve presentation skills
* Improve impromptu speaking skills
* Communicate with confidence
* Strengthen leadership skills
* Provide constructive feedback

Meetings:   First and Third Thursday of the month
Time:          5:45pm for 6:00pm start sharp and finishes at 7:30pm
Venue:        Mantra on Northbourne Hotel. 84 Northbourne Avenue, Braddon ACT 2612
Parking:      Off street parking or under the Mantra hotel basement
RSVP:         Click Register

How to join? Contact us: acscanb@acs.org.au