Ned Lindstrom presented, “Power Pose Makes a Difference” at a recent Zoom meeting of Chautauqua Talks Toastmasters Club.

Lindstrom expressed the effects of a person’s emotional state and posture can have more of an impact than the words chosen in a speech. Posture of a Power Pose can set the emotional intention and then hold the confidence, making a difference in getting the results desired from a presentation.

Nancy Phillips, Toastmaster of the Day, manages the meeting, adhering to the agenda and ensuring that transitions between speakers are seamless and the session stays on time.

Christine Wolbert served as the Table Topic Master, given the opportunity to practice impromptu speaking with the topic of Music. Wolbert prepared questions to allow every member and guests of the club to speak freely for a minute or two.

Lillian Knight-Faison, Past District 65 Director, presented an enthusiastic, constructive feedback to Lindstrom’s speech.

Chautauqua Talks Toastmaster Club of Jamestown meets the first and third Tuesday of each month on Zoom. The next scheduled meeting is Jan. 5 at 6 p.m. Members and guests are welcome to login at 5:45 p.m. for social time and organize any last minute details for a smooth running meeting.

For more information about the club feel free to contact Lindstrom at emton55@yahoo.com or 490-3820.