Toastmasters Talk About Whatevah‪!‬ DEEHIBBS

Listen and find out how Toastmasters bought them together and how it helps to keep their relationship FUN!

Is the fear of public speaking lessened if family members are in the same club? These 3 sisters answer this question and more, listen in as Debra, Diana, and Diona regale us with their stories of sharing the Toastmaster stage with each other in the Reynoldsburg Toastmasters club.

Tara Brown is the youngest of 7. She works at Nicor Gas, which is an Illinois utility, in the energy efficiency department. She is a wife of 25 years and a mother of one son and a brand new Toastmaster. More important than any of this she is my sister.

Don Schulze has been in Toastmasters for 15 years, he is District 40's Immediate Past District Director, and he is a 3-time Distinguished Toastmaster, DTMx3.  He has been selected as District 40's Area, Division, and Toastmaster of the Year. More than all of this and probably the most important of all of his accomplishments he is my mentor.

Anthony Windsor II is an award-winning local Columbus filmmaker. When there isn't a global pandemic threatening the world, he co-hosts the Columbus Improv Comedy Meetup. You can watch his movies on YouTube under his production "Incompetent Films", or "The Meowhatten Project." When he's not contributing to the arts, Anthony enjoys working out, pretending to be an advocate for dieting and exercise, rock climbing, and formerly speed running Kingdom Hearts 0.2. Carly Simon once wrote a song about him. 

Munira Zahabi, the Niche Navigator, is an author, speaker, influencer and entrepreneur from Chicago, IL. Through her business, she has influenced many people to navigate to their niche. She firmly believes that all people have a niche but are afraid to explore the deep dark waters within themselves and take a voyage through the raging waters within to find it. Munira's mission is to integrate the concept of nicheology, businessology, and confidenceology.