Toastmasters Icebreaker Speech, 'Nothing is Too Big from the Center'

This is my first Toastmaster's speech, which was performed at Halliburton's Oak Park office in Houston, TX. This speech is assigned as the Icebreaker speech to be 4-6 minutes long. I used it as an opportunity to talk about a camping trip that inspired my move away from my hometown to New York City. The title is "Nothing is Too Big from its Center."

[SondraSneed]

thank you, vinodvachali, your encouragement is so appreciated.

[tsrawal]

Hi Sondra,

I just came back to India from Houston last evening, and was watching a couple of speeches so that I could prepare mine, and came across your speech. Wonderful it is, it doesn't look like an icebreaker, but is an expert work. Much too impressive, with a great deal of emotions poured in. Enjoyed thoroughly :-)

[christryon]

What a beautiful and inspiring icebreaker speech. I would never have guessed that it was your icebreaker. I am in awe!

[flawiseguy]

You're an easy speaking... comfortable speaker. Very well done.

[rhiannonhuskey]

Wow, I've been watching a bunch of icebreaker speeches as I'm preparing for mine and I just want to say how impressive yours was! I enjoyed it very very much :)

[VVachTheWorld]

wow, , , , you are a born story teller :)

[naturaljourney]

I love your story and your cadence. I was carried along into Utah at night under the stars. Wow.

[rogzcorpuz]

I love your speech. I hope I could do the same when I deliver my icebreaker speech this month.

[alicethegoon]

Good job. Why don't males involve themselves in ToastMasters? TM is ( by statistics) 76% female.

[rogzcorpuz]

I love your speech. I hope I could do the same when I deliver my icebreaker speech this month.