Leaders persuade
Leadership means bringing people with you. Debate teaches you to build a case others can follow.
Practise the art of persuasion. Members debate, speak in public and give feedback that sharpens how they think and lead.
Leadership means bringing people with you. Debate teaches you to build a case others can follow.
To argue well you first think well: weigh the evidence, spot weak reasoning and put ideas in order.
Good debaters listen closely to the other side before they answer. So do good leaders.
Speaking in front of others again and again turns nerves into a calm, steady presence.
Debate shows how to disagree about ideas while honouring people, a skill every team needs.
Change-driven leaders speak up for what is right, clearly and with conviction, in the rooms that matter.

Take a side, build your case and answer the other team with reason and respect.
Stand before an audience, share your ideas and practise holding a room.
Hear what landed and what to sharpen, and help fellow members grow too.
For TGLC leaders who want to sharpen how they think, speak and lead.
New to public speaking? You are welcome. The club is a safe place to start.
