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Newsletter:
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"Parra-Natta".
Assignment Guide:
See our online guide to
the performance of meeting assignments.
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The District 70 Annual Conference is thee next big event coming up. See all the
information about it at the special
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Next Meeting
This is on Thursday 17th May.
Online Guide to Meeting Assignments
Inspirational
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The object is to
'inspire' by leaving everyone with something to think about, to bring
the audience to a realisation of a truth or to create within each person
a deep-seated acceptance of your thoughts and the desire to live out the
principle(s) you place before them. |
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Devise a mini-speech
that develops an introduction to capture interest, a body that
establishes and consolidates your message, and a conclusion that
reaffirms this. |
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Source material can
be from anywhere, perhaps your own experiences or maybe things you've
read, the life of someone famous or of someone you know, a fable or
piece of received wisdom. |
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As with all
assignments, prepare and rehearse to ensure correct timing. |
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meeting begins |
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Inform Chairman 1 of
your title, and how you would like him/her to introduce you. |
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What to do during your assignment |
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This assignment
enjoys maximum impact when done with minimal use of notes, which signals
greater internal conviction in what you are saying. This implies
significant preparation. |
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Deliver the mini
speech with due regard to pausing for impact, and to give people a
chance to dwell on the significance of what you have said. |
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When you are
finished, hand back to Chairman 1. |
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That is the end of
your assignment. You will be evaluated by the General Evaluator |
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