DATA BERANTAKAN, PELUANG JANGAN IKUTAN

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Saya pernah melihat data yang jumlahnya bikin spreadsheet minta cuti.

Data numpuk.
Spreadsheet penuh.
Insight malah ngumpet. 😄

Padahal, data yang berantakan belum tentu tidak berguna.

Masalahnya, kalau datanya belum tertata, kita bisa sibuk mengurus data sampai lupa mencari peluang di baliknya.

Itulah kenapa malam ini kita belajar bareng Euis Wahyuni (Yuni) , Founder YuniProdeva, dalam:

Insight Session
“From Messy Data to Business Opportunity”

Kita akan membahas bagaimana mengubah data yang berantakan menjadi insight yang bisa membuka peluang bisnis.

Karena data itu bukan cuma angka.

Data bisa jadi insight.
Insight bisa jadi keputusan.
Keputusan bisa jadi opportunity.

📅 Jumat, 25 September 2026
⏰ 19.30 WIB

Karena kalau data sudah messy, jangan sampai peluang ikut messy.

Come join us tonight at LINKID !

WORLD TRANSIT HUB: 4 COUNTRIES, 1 FAMILY ✈️

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I believe the best networking sometimes does not require a passport.

Just Zoom. Just an internet connection. Just one Toastmasters family. 😄

Tonight, I will be joining World Travelers Toastmasters Club, featuring speakers from 4 countries.

USA. Burkina Faso. Indonesia. Morocco.

Four countries. Four perspectives. One Toastmasters family. 🌍

The theme is “World Transit Hub.”

Transit usually means you are just passing through.

But in Toastmasters, I hope the connections do not just transit. 😂

Because we can:
✈️ Transit from one country to another.
🎤 Transit from one speaker to another.
🤝 Transit from simply meeting someone to building a connection.

And that is what I love about Toastmasters.

Geographical distance can be far. Time zones can be different. Languages can be different.

But the opportunity to learn and connect remains the same.

World Travelers Toastmasters Club
26 September 2026
10 PM GMT+8 Singapore
5 PM GMT+3 Riyadh
2 PM GMT 10 AM EST New York

Zoom ID: 824 3554 2452
Password: WTC

So tonight, I am not just attending a meeting.

I am “transiting” into a wider world. 🌍✈️

✈ Wanna laugh, learn, and level up your public speaking game—while pretending you're traveling the world (without leaving your couch)? 🌍💼

Feel free to invite me to your meetings! 📞
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🎟 No boarding pass needed—just bring your smile, your voice, and maybe a dad joke or two.
Hop in. Speak out. Travel far. 🚀🌏
See you at World Travelers Toastmasters Club—where every speech is a destination! 🧳✨

If you could connect with one person from any country tonight, who would you want to meet?

#Toastmasters #WorldTravelers #Networking #PublicSpeaking #GlobalConnections

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This October, Humor 911 is going into the clinic.

The theme is:

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I’m looking for comedians from around the world who have a funny story, a weird experience, or a questionable life choice involving health.

Your material could be about:

🥗 Diets that lasted three business days
🏋️ Gym memberships that trained your bank account instead
🩺 Doctor visits where the waiting room needed more treatment than you did

Maybe WebMD convinced you that a headache is definitely something serious.

Maybe your biggest health achievement is surviving your last fitness challenge.

Maybe your doctor said, “You need to exercise,” and you took that personally.

I want to hear it. 😂

🎤 HUMOR 911: THE OCTOBER HEALTH COMEDY SHOW

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I’m looking for three things:

Your story.
Your courage.
Your funny.

Medical degree not required.

A punchline is highly recommended. 😄

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👉 BRING YOUR FUNNIEST HEALTH STORY.

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Your health needs a laugh check-up.

🎤 The world needs your funny.

I Said the Wrong Thing. Then I Saved the Moment.

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My mouth moved faster than my brain.

You know that moment.

One sentence. One mistake. One very long “Oops.”

I said the wrong thing.

For a second, I thought the room would go awkward.

Instead, people laughed.

And suddenly, the tension disappeared.

That reminded me of something I have learned from years of speaking, hosting, moderating, and doing comedy.

You do not always need the perfect words.

Sometimes, you need the courage to own the imperfect ones.

So I did three things.

I admitted it. I laughed about it. I moved on.

No excuses. No awkward recovery. No pretending it never happened.

Just honesty, timing, and a little humor.

Because when you mess up in public, you have two choices.

Hide the mistake.

Or own the slip and earn the laugh.

I chose the second one.

And somehow, the wrong thing became the right moment.

That is Humor911 in a nutshell.

Rescue through honesty.

Sometimes, your mouth creates the problem.

Then your humor gets the job.

I Called Humor911. The Meeting Needed CPR.

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You know a meeting is in trouble when the projector dies before the people do.

I walked into this boardroom and saw the symptoms.

Blank faces.

Open laptops.

Coffee doing most of the emotional heavy lifting.

And a projector blinking like it was reconsidering its career.

I looked around the table.

Yep.

We had an emergency.

So I did what any responsible professional would do.

I reached into my bag.

Pulled out a tiny emergency siren.

Beep. Beep.

Everyone looked up.

I pointed at the screen.

“Projector status: critical.”

Then I looked at the smoke-filled image.

“Cause: dinosaur’s flamethrower.”

Silence.

One second.

Two.

Then someone laughed.

Then another.

Then the whole room cracked.

Even the boss.

That was my opening.

I stood up.

“Ladies and gentlemen, we have a Category Five boredom incident.”

Now we had a room.

Not just bodies around a table.

A room.

People were looking at each other.

People were talking.

People were contributing.

And then I noticed something more important than the laughter.

The quality of the conversation changed.

The quiet person started speaking.

The skeptical person started asking questions.

Someone challenged an assumption in the plan.

Another person suggested a simpler solution.

That’s when I knew the humor had done its job.

The projector was still dead.

The meeting wasn’t.

That’s why I call it Comedy CPR:

Assess.

Amuse.

Revive.

But here’s the business lesson.

Humor isn’t valuable because it makes people laugh.

It’s valuable because it can change how people communicate.

When people feel tense, they filter themselves.

When they fear judgment, they protect their ideas.

When the room feels boring or overly formal, people disengage.

A well-timed joke can lower that barrier.

People speak sooner.

People listen differently.

People challenge ideas without feeling like they’re challenging people.

And that matters.

Because your best business idea might already be sitting in the room.

The problem is, it may be trapped behind silence.

That’s where humor can help.

Not as entertainment.

As an entry point.

You create a moment where people relax.

Then you use that moment to get serious about the work.

That’s my rule:

Make them laugh.

Make them think.

Make them contribute.

Because the goal isn’t a funnier meeting.

The goal is a better meeting.

Better ideas.

Better questions.

Better decisions.

So yes, the projector was still broken.

The PowerPoint was still ugly.

But people were awake.

Ideas were flowing.

And the boss was smiling.

Humor911 had answered the call.

Patient revived.

Meeting saved.

Powerpoint?

Still needs intensive care. 🚨😂

I Stayed Too Long. Fear Got Comfortable.

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I stayed in a relationship I knew I should leave.

Not because I was happy.

Not because I was confused.

Because breaking up felt harder than staying miserable.

Yes.

I knew the relationship was bad.

My heart knew.
My brain knew.
Even my morning coffee probably knew.

And yet, every morning I woke up, made coffee, smiled, and said:

“I’m fine.”

Apparently, I was running a full-time emotional customer service department.

Smile.
Nod.
Pretend.
Repeat.

I became very good at looking okay while internally submitting a resignation letter.

The problem?

Staying was familiar.

I knew the arguments.
I knew the silence.
I knew the routine.

Leaving?

No idea.

And apparently, my brain preferred familiar misery over unfamiliar freedom.

Very efficient.

Very logical.

Very human.

I kept telling myself:

“Maybe things will change.”

“Maybe I need to be more patient.”

“Maybe I’m expecting too much.”

Three maybes.

Three excuses.

One exhausted person.

Me.

Little by little, I started shrinking myself.

I asked for less.

Expected less.

Complained less.

Not because I needed less.

Because I was tired of explaining why I needed anything at all.

That was when I realized something uncomfortable.

I wasn't keeping the peace.

I was paying for it.

With my happiness.

With my confidence.

With pieces of myself I didn't even notice disappearing.

And then came the line that changed everything:

Pain is not a personality.

I had spent so long living with pain that I started treating it like part of my identity.

As if suffering made me loyal.

As if tolerating everything made me strong.

As if staying proved I cared.

It didn't.

Sometimes staying simply means you are scared to leave.

And that's okay.

Fear is human.

But fear should not get a permanent seat at the decision-making table.

So I finally asked myself a different question.

Not:

“How much longer can I tolerate this?”

But:

“What happens if I choose myself?”

That question scared me.

And saved me.

Leaving wasn't beautiful.

There was no movie soundtrack.

No dramatic sunset.

No perfectly timed inspirational quote floating through the air.

There were tears.

Doubt.

Loneliness.

That taught me something I wish I had learned earlier:

Ask three better questions:

Is this healthy for me?

Am I staying because I genuinely choose this, or because I am afraid of what comes next?

What is one small action I can take today to choose myself?

You don't need to have the whole plan.

You don't need to feel fearless.

You don't even need to leave everything today.

Start with one honest step.

One conversation.

One boundary.

One request for help.

Three small things can create one very different direction.

If you're reading this and recognizing yourself, don't ask how long you can survive it.

Ask what one small thing you can do today to stop abandoning yourself.

Pain is not a personality.

And fear doesn't get to write the ending.

I’m Flying Passportless Tonight ✈️

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No passport.
No boarding pass.
No airport security.

Just one Zoom link, 28 speakers, and enough Table Topics to make my brain ask for immigration clearance. 😂

Tonight, I’m joining World Travelers Toastmasters Club for “Voice of the World 2026”, a Global Table Topics Showcase where speakers from around the world will step up, get a topic, and speak without knowing exactly where the conversation will fly.

And yes, I’m one of them.

I’ll be representing Indonesia in Room 1, Showcase-tant #12.

ROOM 1

1. Cora Gaane, USA
2. Retshidisitse Talafala, South Africa
3. Eliza Yuliana, Singapore
4. Ramesh Halai, United Kingdom
5. Anselme S Sanou, Burkina Faso
6. Maggie Cheng, Hong Kong
7. Tamami Nagayama, Japan
8. Sondra Nunez, USA
9. Saraswathi Ramiah Turairas, Singapore
10. Zilva Boaz, Indonesia
11. Dian Halleyuisari, Indonesia
12. Eleos Gandawidjaja, Indonesia
13. Rokiatou N’Diaye, Mali
14. Daisy Nguyen, Vietnam

ROOM 2

1. Kathy Toh, Singapore
2. Surya Kresnanda, Indonesia
3. Fatima Chafik, Morocco
4. Tosin Arowojolu, Bahrain
5. Gail Chen, Taiwan
6. Susanna Smith, USA
7. Laetitia Barkimba Diallo, USA
8. Phebe Pendon, Philippines
9. Ada Yaya Bocoum, Burkina Faso
10. Jasmine Smith, Jamaica
11. Yuniati, Singapore
12. Joseph Skoda, USA
13. Bettyann Peck, USA
14. Akulina Pramanik, Vietnam

That’s the beauty of Table Topics.

You don’t need:
A script.
A slide deck.
A five-year preparation plan.

You need a thought, a story, and the courage to start talking before your brain files a formal complaint. 😂

For me, this is more than a speaking showcase.

It’s another reminder that communication has no passport.

Our accents may be different.
Our stories may be different.
Our countries may be different.

But when we speak, listen, laugh, and connect, the distance gets a little smaller.

So tonight, I’m flying.

No passport required.

Just don’t put me in the wrong Zoom room. That’s when the real immigration problem begins. 😂✈️

📅 3 October 2026
⏰ Boarding: 9:45 PM GMT+8
🇮🇩 8:45 PM Jakarta time
💻 Zoom: 824 3554 2452
🔐 Password: WTC
https://bit.ly/wtcshowcase

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Come early.

Check your contestant.
Find your room.
Fasten your virtual seatbelt.

Let’s fly passportless. 🌍✈️

🥈 SECOND PLACE, FIRST-CLASS MEMORIES! 🌍✈️

I came to Voice of the World 2026 with one simple mission:

Think fast. Speak clearly. Try not to panic. 😂

And somehow, I walked away as the 2nd Place winner of the Global Table Topics Showcase! 🥈🎤

27 showcase-tants. 2 rooms. 1 unforgettable experience.

Standing on that virtual stage with speakers from around the world reminded me that Table Topics is never just about finding the perfect answer.

It’s about staying present, trusting yourself, and speaking even when your brain says, “Can we have a little more time?” 😂

My deepest gratitude to World Travelers Toastmasters Club, especially Lisa Qu, DTM, PRA and Valentine Muradzikwa, DTM, for creating this amazing passport-free journey.

Thank you to everyone who participated, supported, listened, and cheered us on. 🌎❤️

And congratulations to the Champion and fellow podium finisher! 🏆👏

For me, this wasn’t just a 2nd place.

It was 1 reminder: You don’t always need more time to shine. Sometimes, you just need to start speaking. 🎤✨

Passport checked? No. Boarding pass? No. Second place? YES! 🥈😂

What’s the best lesson you’ve learned from speaking under pressure?

🚨 LAST CALL. 30 SEAT SAJA!

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Kalau Anda masih membaca ini, saya masih punya satu kesempatan untuk mengingatkan Anda. 😄

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“BERBICARA SEMAKIN BERMAKNA”

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Ini bukan training untuk duduk, dengar, foto, lalu pulang. 😂

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Kita akan latihan:
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🎙️ Voice dan body language
😄 Membuat suasana lebih menarik

Setelah 35 tahun, kita sudah punya banyak cerita.

Sekarang waktunya memastikan cerita itu bisa disampaikan dengan baik.

Karena pengalaman 20 tahun bisa kalah dengan presentasi 20 menit kalau cara menyampaikannya kurang tepat. 😂

🚨 INI BENAR-BENAR LAST CALL.

Hanya 30 orang.
Gratis.
Hari ini.

Jangan simpan pesan ini untuk “nanti”.

Karena “nanti daftar” sering berakhir menjadi:

“Wah, sudah penuh?” 😅

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Jangan tunggu 1 jam lagi.
Jangan tunggu sampai sore.
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30 SEAT.
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HARI INI.

🎤 BERBICARA SEMAKIN BERMAKNA

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Bukan besok.
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HARI INI. 🎤

✈️ 26 VOICES. 2 ROOMS. 1 GLOBAL STAGE.

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Voice of the World 2026 has officially landed.

And honestly, I think we needed a bigger baggage allowance for all that speaking adrenaline. 😂🎙️

I joined World Travelers Toastmasters Club’s Global Table Topics Showcase with 26 contestants, 2 rooms, 6 finalists, and one very important mission:

Speak fast.
Think faster.
Try not to let your brain apply for a visa mid-sentence. 😂🌍

And here are the final results:

🥇 CHAMPION
Joseph Skoda

🥈 1st RUNNER-UP
Eleos Theofilus Gandawidjaja

🥉 2nd RUNNER-UP
Bettyann Peck

Congratulations, Joseph and Bettyann!

And yes, I’m incredibly happy to bring home 1st Runner-Up. 🥈

But my biggest takeaway?

The real winners were the 26 voices who stepped up.

Because this event was never only about trophies.

It was about giving Toastmasters members a chance to experience the heat of the stage.

Think on the spot.
Speak with confidence.
Support each other.

That is what made Voice of the World 2026 different.

📊 THE NUMBERS TELL THE STORY

26 contestants.
2 showcase rooms.
6 finalists.
3 final podium places.
1 global stage.

And behind those numbers were Toastmasters functionaries, organizers, judges, timers, volunteers, room teams, participants, and supporters from around the world.

That is a lot of people making one microphone work. 😂🎙️

We even had a one-hour delay.

Yes.

ONE. FULL. HOUR. ⏰😂

But people stayed.

They waited.

They supported.

Nobody abandoned the flight.

That, to me, is one of the strongest success indicators of the event.

The event report captures the participation and execution.

The recording captures the moments.

But the community captured something bigger:

COURAGE.
CONNECTION.
CONFIDENCE.

And that is the kind of data I like to remember. ❤️🌍

🎥 MISSED THE FLIGHT?

You can still watch the recording on YouTube.

Watch the contestants.
Watch the spontaneous answers.
Watch the pressure.
Watch us try to make our brains work without a PowerPoint. 😂

📺 Watch the Voice of the World 2026 recording:

https://youtube.com/@breezeliz?si=9M7gATuwk2d1tfJx

📲 WANT THE MATERIALS?

Join the World Travelers Toastmasters Club WhatsApp Guest Group.

You can stay connected, access event materials, and find out what is happening next.

👉 https://chat.whatsapp.com/KRVmXBOMqhzA6E5GclMUBw

And yes, you can join even if your public speaking confidence is currently stuck at “airport Wi-Fi.” 😂

Because you don't need to be a champion to start.

You just need to show up.

🎤 SPEAK.
🌍 CONNECT.
✈️ TRAVEL.

Passport not required.

I’m grateful to everyone who made Voice of the World 2026 possible.

To the contestants.
To the finalists.
To the organizers.
To the functionaries.
To the volunteers.
To everyone who stayed during the delay.
And to everyone who cheered from the other side of the screen.

You made this flight worth taking.

The flight is over.

The recording remains.

The materials are available.

And the next destination?

That’s up to you. 🌍✈️

World Travelers Toastmasters Club

Every 2nd & 4th Saturday
9 PM GMT+7

Come laugh.
Come learn.
Come speak.

Let’s fly passportless. ✈️🌍