Toastmasters: Still thriving 100 years into its history

[The first meeting is free.]

[Newer people helped by more seasoned people to create mentir relationships.]

[Toastmasters are interested in self-improvement while also carrying other people with them.]

[It's popular in Asia because people want to practice their English.]

[Making it fun is more important than the educational aspect.]

[There's always room in the front row, most people avoid it and lurk from the back.]

[Nobody gets paid, but they gain experience that creates dividends in other aspects.]

[People shy about lacking experience are prime candidates for growth by practicing leadership.]