Competent Communicator: Should I admit? I like it!

14/06/2016

Should I admit? I like it!

The article Shannon wrote about my life and activites, is not only in page 12 and 13 of 300 000 + copies, send to all Toastmasters all over the world, but also now on Facebook page of the International Convention August Washington DC, on Linkedin and Twitter, send by Shannon.

not only in magazine, Linkedin, Twitter and Facebook,

but also published in the Toastmasters International page

https://www.toastmasters.org/Magazine/Articles/Never-Too-Late

Could I have dreamed a better interviewer, writer then him?
He really cares! This morning I am... quite happy (that is British understatement)

The photo that he has chosen for online is the one made after my Tallinn Comedy Workshop for Toastmasters who come from the two nordic district to listen to it. Yeah, I am the small one in the middle with at one side the Toastmaster who was the most impressed, touched by it, and fellow TM from Tallinn, workshop leader too.

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Julie Kertesz - me - moi - jk22/06/2016, 20:17
Sorry, Shannon is a SHE not a man! We changed a lot of emails but did not see each other. Sorry for the mistake.
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"Julie's Keynote was an inspiring and invigorating start to our Creative Ageing Day, with the stories and experiences which she shared successfully bringing a broad group of delegates on board to fully engage with the activities and sessions on offer.

As a storyteller and speaker her wholehearted zest humour and creativity is evident as a driving force throughout her own life, work and latterly in her responses to the ageing process. This is the Kertesz 'touch' from which many of our delegates drew strength and encouragement to take some of their own creative risks!"

Gillian Steel - Senior Cultural Coordinator, South Ayrshire Council"

About me

80 old, living in London. I begun this blog when I finished my Competent Comunicator Manual at Toastmasters.

Retired, but very active: photographing, telling live personal stories, standup comedy, keynotes and workshops.

Hungarian mother language, born in Transylvania, I have lived 45 years in France, 3 years in USA. My "home Toastmasters's club" is Lewisham Speakers. Just this year, helping 20 clubs.

I started Gigging at age 77 ! Now over the 77th gigs in different comedy clubs, mostly in London, but also Paris, Leicester, Canterbury, even in Las Vegas I succeed to make audience laugh.

Continue taking photos and telling true stories and giving workshops on Comedy and Storytelling.