Danny Faught <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The two references that people offered jive pretty well with my
> experience. I've blown most of my morning looking through them -
> really good stuff that you rarely find in writing. I'd also recommend
> the book "How to Run Seminars and Workshops" by Robert Jolles if you
> get into longer presentations later.
As part of a "Training Certification" at a community college outside
Princeton, NJ, I took a course that was taken directly (and I mean
directly) from this book. I learned something from the book. I
learned something from the teacher (a woman who now charges about
$2K/day to teach, among other things, table manners to new business
school graduates for their "power lunches"). And I learned that
creating a course with a limited run need not be difficult, especially
if there's a book -- follow the book, throw in a few personal stories,
be myself. It's easy, profitable, and provides value.
I
--
Michael R. Wolf
All mammals learn by playing!
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