If you achieved advanced level in your freelance career, chances are, you may be wooed by mentoring. You have steady income and authority voice, the ground beneath your feet is solid and you think that it would be good to share your experience with others and maybe make a penny or two in between. Therefore, you decide to start mentoring.
There are many ways of doing that. You can take some newbies under your wing and start coaching them. Or you can write an e-book or set up an online course. Another popular option is holding webinars.
I have attended many webinars. At first I joined as many as possible. However, my enthusiasm soon diminished. Nowadays I rarely join any webinar. When I get an invitation, I think, no, not twice, not 3
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Ask yourself one question: would you pay to attend your own webinar? Answer honestly. If not, it’s time to review the webinar and make improvements. Even if your webinar is free, remember that people pay for you with their time. Is your webinar worth it? Make it worth of every minute guests give for it. They’ll appreciate that and will be more likely to attend next time.
• Don’t promote. Good webinar promotes by itself. You don’t need to brag about your services all the time and beg guests to pay 9999$ for your online course. Have you seen a demo version of game that crashes all the time and barely works? No, you didn’t. Even if it’s only a demonstration, it delivers its small functionality perfectly. It does not stop every 3 minutes to ask player to buy the full game. The same applies to webinars. There’s nothing more annoying than an hour-long commercial that somehow ended up being called a webinar. It guarantees that people won’t be too eager to buy your services.
• Over-deliver. As I have said before, webinar is like a demo version of game. People get a short glimpse to your services. It would be wise for you to give them the best experience possible. Even if you are a charitable person and don’t use webinars for promotion, you should deliver a cool product. It’s ridiculously obvious: people feel better about good things. Provide entertaining, engaging, informative webinars and you’ll get lasting, positive
The Most Dangerous Game was written in 1924 by Richard Connell. Due to its popularity the original short story was made into a movie in 1932, produced by Ernest B. Schoedsack. Although the movie reflects some similarities such as the setting, characters and the ultimately the same conclusion. However, the movie did contain many changes to the storyline as opposed to the original short story version. There were additional characters added, the exposition and ending had also been altered.
1. What is the audience's attitude toward me? Have I established my credibility as an ethical, responsible speaker? If not, you will have to work harder to earn the respect of your audience.
I watched a Ted talk by Michael Norton on “How to buy happiness”. For the most part he did a good job delivering this speech and keeping the audience into his information. After looking at the grading rubric I would give him a 21 out of 25 on his speech. He started off the speech with saying what he was going to talk about. He didn’t use any attention getter and went straight to his preview. Overall, he basically had one main point on that you can buy happiness. He looked at it from spending money on yourself to spending it on someone else then showed how someone was happier when spending it on someone else. He talked about different studies that were done to prove this. His presentation aid definitely helped his organization and his ability
My first year, I worked on a business plan to revamp the website of Silver Cloud Inn (a local hotel company). I knew about technology, but nothing about networking or public speaking. The first week, I dropped off 100 customer surveys at the front desks of two hotels. I received three responses. Through trial and error, I eventually found myself in contact with the company’s COO and had the inside track to a great business plan. Still, I had to present to judges in competition. Fortunately, I was speaking about a project I was passionate about—improving a website that hadn’t been redesigned in 10 years. This made the iterative
Be clear about what ideas you want the speaker to address. Do you simply want to motivate your sales team, or are you focused on improving your employees’ tech skills? Know
A good presenter is someone who ensures the information being presented is interesting, is not made up or fake, not a speech or written essay being read off paper. As someone who is performing a presentation, you should always ask these questions to ensure the audience is getting the best possible experience. 1.How does/is your audience (going to) feel about the subject being presented? What would they want to hear me talk about? 2.Is my delivery being executed in such a way the audience gets the clear message in the tone desired? Ensure you're getting the message across and getting across the way you want. 3.What is the objective of my speech? What is my speech trying to accomplish? What is the motive? 4.How would I feel if I were the audience?
“Marlin off the Morrow: A Cuban Letter”, was published in the first issue of Esquire
I would add more pictures of the youths and staff on the main page for the viewers to each their attention the first time. Add more designs to stand out from other websites that are similar to YELLS. Have the viewer notice the website looks good and appealing but also have them believe the program is also an good program as well because that first impression counts for a lot . Boast the socail media networks by posting more pictures and calander events for the exposer. Starting with the facebook page since its the most popular between the three. Build up more fans on the page and attract more followers . Use the timeline from featuring posts and promoting as well. Also I would create an Instagram account because of the number of users that is present and to come in the future to also get YELLS word out more. Using the pictures to show the different stories that occur in the organization. Using Hashtags that some people may come
Comment on the following points: presentation introduction, presentation closure, speaker knowledge about information, main points clear to audience, etc.
Not a big turn out in attendees. About 20-25 people which half were family and/or Members who they allowed to speak their input after the presentation. (which I have attached the powerpoint they will be using).
Seminars are really not my cup of tea, I struggle with public or group speaking. I do try to force myself through them when asked, with the hope that it eventually gets easier, but it never does. Generally, I do small group brewing demonstrations one Saturday a month, I find this format much easier in part because I am so passionate about my processes as well as it being much more informal and requires the active participation of the group. My actual start in brewing came as complete shock to everyone including myself, I have never really been a big beer fan. Several years ago, Adrian took me to this place in Huntington Beach called Brewbaker’s for Father’s Day. Brewbaker’s allows people to come in and use their professional brewing equipment
Mentoring is a process where a more experience person creates a supportive relationship with an inexperienced, mostly younger person with the aim of providing information and advice. The process of mentoring must benefit both parties.
When it comes to drinking, college goes hand in hand. Or that is the case for a majority of colleges. For almost every state school or university alcohol is present and looked at as something you are supposed to partake in while you are attending. But there are some schools where they require their students to abstain from alcohol consumption. In this study, researches will be conducting an experiment to see if the residency status of students has an effect on the amount of alcohol consumed. By studying the impact of residency status (living on or off campus) at a school that prohibits alcohol consumption among the students, the results of the study may shed light on the effectiveness of forced abstanance from alcohol.
Something very common is how long these speeches can be. If it took me 15 minutes to accurately describe my business I don't think I could ever really be a success. What we want to be able to do is break down our business
I promoted learning in these sessions by presenting prepared lectures, having discussions, reviewing and reading handouts out loud and playing