Talk about instant gratification.
I held another NPACT training last Friday for a group of local non-profit communication pros. I continue to refine the agenda, and the session went well.
At the last session, one of the funniest "feedback comments" I got was "You weren't boring. Not even for a minute." I've sat through my share of day-long sessions, so I took that as a great compliment.
So far this session, the best (and strangely similar) comment is "Good training. I do not want those 8 hours of my life back, and I look forward to future opportunities to attend your sessions."
I seem to attract comedians, but I'll take it.
The best feedback, however, came in a different form.
I do a lot of preaching about injecting storytelling into organizations' communication activity, and I didn't spare Friday's group from my sermon. So I was thrilled when I got an email from one of the participants today telling me that he wrote a story about his organization, posted it and turned it into a donor appeal.
He told me I could share it, so here you go. Powerful stuff. Not bad for a day's work (session).
Thanks to all who attended last week, and I hope to see you at the next one.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
That Was Fast!
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Labels: Audience, Campaigns, Communication, NPACT, Presenta, Presentations, Stories, Training
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