This Will Improve Your Next Talk or Workshop By A Long Shot

Written by ida

December 9, 2018

When your talk, workshop, or retreat session is over, what do you typically do?

Pack up your stuff, kiss the organizer goodbye, and rush off to the next thing on your agenda?

Most do — except maybe the kissing part…

Fast-forward to the next time you sit down to prepare for a talk, workshop, or retreat session…

Do you scratch your head trying to remember what went well at your last session, what didn’t go so well, and what you thought ought to be changed the next time?

That process can be made a lot easier…

A colleague of mine recently shared with me that she finds journaling really helpful in everyday life…

There is no shortage of articles on the benefits of journaling, and…

When it comes to improving your workshops, talks, and retreat sessions…

Whether it’s the great opener you used, the activities you facilitated, the results you and your attendees got, or the difficult situations you handled…

You’ll thank yourself for capturing the experience and your insights while they’re still fresh in your mind…

It puts you way ahead of the game when preparing for your next event.

In steps 3 and 5 of my Creating Your Engaging Talks and Workshops Program, I go into depth on the topic of debriefing.

Debriefing helps your audience members recognize the value and significance of what they’ve just experienced during your session and then plan ways to move forward and apply those learnings.

That’s just as important for you as the presenter to do…

The process is the same… Journaling puts it down on paper (or on your computer).

To learn about debriefing…for both you and your attendees…and to get a solid structure and strategies for creating your workshops, talks, and retreat sessions, click on this link >>> Creating Your Engaging Talks and Workshops.

Oh, and when you sign up for the Creating Your Engaging Talks and Workshops course, you also get the 4-part BONUS module “Creating Powerful Endings”. It includes templates and tips for debriefing your presentations, workshops, and retreat sessions, and ending them on a high!

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