
- I really enjoyed the structure of the seminar
- Excellent seminar – thank you Debs!
- I would recommend this seminar to others – Debs is great!
- I felt the seminar was clear, understandable
- Debs is such a great facilitator and willing to help you do better
- The seminar made me think more clearly about communicating better
- The key learning for me was keeping it short and listening afterwards
- Great way to build words together for elevator speech
- Great way to reflect on what and why and how – not just doing or saying the same thing!
- Excellent seminar!
- The most useable aspect was the conciseness of speech, painting a picture for people to associate with
- I learned that having a pre-planned ideas and speech that can be changed for the audience is more effective
- Great seminar!
- Would definitely recommend to others
- A great way to learn how to tell people what you do in an interesting way
- I learned not to focus on services we do but what that means
- Really helpful seminar for personal growth
- I learned how to promote my business and skills without losing my audience
- Great seminar – to the point and awesome format to develop the elevator speech
- Learned to keep the ideas clear and concise
- Would definitely recommend to others, as then I wouldn’t have to listen to other people’s bad elevator speeches!
- More aware to focus on the why more than the what we offer
- I learned to keep the elevator speech brief and focus on what potential client is thinking
- Made me think about what we do specifically offer our clients
- Great seminar as brings the focus back to how to talk to potential clients
- I felt that working through the elevator speech beforehand is a great way to compare our services to others
- Learned it’s best not to ‘wing it’ but to think a bit more about the initial speech first
- Loved the 10 – 8 – 6 – 4 process
- Learned that I need to be smart and to the point to keep and gain interest from others
- Well led and had everyone interacting
- Biggest learning was the how to express work in an interesting way