From Class to Cash: getting the most of business and marketing events

Blogging and Beyond with The Blog Squad, Patsi Krakoff, Psy. D., and Denise Wakeman
With Guest Expert: Rory Cohen, co-founder Entelekey, Inc.

August 9, 2007, 3:00 p.m. PT (6 p.m. ET)

Only 5-20% of people who attend business-related educational events will ever implement or take advantage of what they learn.  If you spend money on bootcamps, workshops and conferences that promise you business results, you better be sure that you are, or learn to become, an implementer. Learn what stops you from taking action and how you can prepare to get the most out of your educational investments. The Blog Squad interviews Rory Cohen, co-founder Entelekey, Inc.

Use this link to listen live on the air at 6:00 p.m. ET on August 9.

Comments

[Sharan Tash]

I 100% agree that implementation is the toughest piece of the learning piece when it comes to leaving events. It has helped me to schedule time during the week in my planner for follow-up and follow-through and to redetermine if what I learned is necessary or attainable in my business model.
If I had to guess what stops me - I would have to say not being focused.
Thank you for the post.
Sharan Tash
The Professional Networker