by Brenda MacIntyre When you create an event, it’s really great to have people actually show up for it, right? But sometimes that doesn’t happen. How can you set yourself up for a great turnout at your events? I’ve been singing for over 30 years and speaking for about 18 years, and in that time, I’ve […]
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A few weeks ago, I had lunch with the good Govert van Ginkel, a fine facilitator and practitioner of goodwill amongst people through his workshops and one on one work. He told me the story of a Business Bootcamp he attended in Holland last year. It was led by an Israeli man who had moved to
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Greetings! This post has been turned into a much expanded new eBook called The Art of the Full House which you can check out at the link below: The Art of the Full House
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A few weeks ago, I was trying to fill up a marketing workshop I was hosting in Edmonton with my colleague Mark Silver. Numbers were lower than I wanted and so, instead of just relying on the facebook event, email lists and such, I decided to do some personal outreach to key people I thought
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Three months ago, I wrote a blog post called Slow Marketing. It was all about how it’s okay (even important) to slow down our marketing. This is a wonderful philosophy but what if you need money yesterday? What if you’re so broke and you can’t afford rent? All of a sudden, the slow approach while
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Ton! Cade Bambara once said that, ‘the goal of the revolutionary artist is to make the revolution irresistible.’ And that makes me think of Lucas Coffey (pictured below). With whom I just had a super interesting meeting about his project Music is a Weapon. There were a lot of ideas and lessons that came up
Victoria Laine does a simple thing that most entrepreneurs could do but never think of. She hosts tours. Now, she does tours of grocery stores. But maybe you could host a tour of strawbale homes. Maybe you could host a tour of gluten free options in your neighbourhood. A medicinal plant walk. A pub crawl
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A few months ago, I attended the Spiritual Marketing Quest. It’s one of the best marketing workshops I’ve ever been to – as this story will attest to. At a certain point, a woman named Holly Tse (pictured below) stood up and shared an idea that gave everyone goosebumps. It was a project idea that
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