Sunday, November 17, 2013

The Best Seminar Experience Ever

What Would Your Best Workshop Experience Look Like? 


On March 21-23, 2014,  I will be facilitating my FIRST EVER weekend-long transformative workshop for people who want to learn how to apply the alinea formula to their nonprofit, school, church or other project.  

I'd really love to know your thoughts on what would make the best-ever workshop.  I want to know what I have to do to make attendees say, "This was the best program I've ever been to.  I'm inspired and I know exactly what to do to get better results for my organization."

My clients (schools, nonprofits, churches, small businesses) hire me because they want: 
  • More awareness and attention
  • More money, technology, community partnerships or sales
  • More students, volunteers, congregation members, board members or customers
  • More engaged board members or volunteers 
Typically, I deliver my services through a consulting/coaching model over 12 months, costing my clients $14,000 or more.

While I love working this way with my clients, I'm limited in my reach and impact.  First, I can only work that intensely with a limited number of organizations.  Second, there are so many awesome organizations out there that cannot possibly pay this level of fee. 

My new goal is to inspire and empower more people with the alinea mindset and formula, and I've figured out a way to do that. 

Over the past 10 years, I've been able to document exactly how I do what I do, and I'm prepared to share all my secrets with you.  I can guarantee that if you apply the alinea formula in the way I teach you, YOU WILL GET MORE AND BETTER RESULTS

Beginning next week, I'll begin promoting this transformative weekend-long experience and accepting early registrations.  

Now, on to some useful advice:

Encourage Your Supporters to Make Donations in lieu of Holiday Gifts

One of my awesome clients, Tomorrow River Community Charter School (Amherst, WI), just launched their school this fall with 52 students.  Their unique approach combines the Waldorf education method with a natural environment.  They're going to outgrow their space in two years, so they need to quickly build a foundation of supporters to raise $2.5 million to expand their facilities.

I told them to just start letting people know about their plans.  I've been known to tell my clients, "You just never know what will happen if you share good news and let people know what you're up to."  They've decided to let people know about the option to make a donation to the school in someone's behalf in
lieu of a Christmas or holiday gift.

I personally know of many people who are looking for a way to have a meaningful impact, and the Holiday's are an opportunity to do that.  Consider simply adding this option to your existing communications materials, like your Facebook page, website or holiday concert program book.  See what happens.  People want to help, and it's up to you to let them know how.

As always, please feel free to share your success stories so others may benefit by your experience.

Deb

Founder and Chief Inspiration Officer