Live Seminars, “the common link” and the”turning point of success”
What a weekend I just had at the Gateway Seminar in Atlanta Georgia. While I was in Atlanta my amazing partner Dixie Brown was experiencing her own amazing weekend at Ken McArthur’s JVAlertLive in Las Vegas.
(Dixie is my online partner in our coaching and mentoring program Layoff Your Boss 2 Success Coaching.)
It just does not get much better than this, especially when you are trying your best to build your own business, and make your dreams become reality.
I was able to not only attend the Gateway Seminar in Atlanta Georgia, I was able to experience in the planning for the event.
Wow did I learn a lot. The biggest thing I learned is that event planning is nothing to take light I have found that event planning is practically a full-time job. That’s because there are countless decisions to make and a seemingly endless amount of planning to do when managing an event.
You may think that some of the details are unimportant, they’re not. A simple oversight or bit of poor planning can wreak havoc with the entire flow of your event …
Everyone that has a part of the event needs to know exactly what their role and responsibilities are to avoid participants unsure of what is going on and not knowing who is responsible for what. This not only leads to having a miserable time it also has the possibility of leaving your attendees miserable, complaining and unwilling to attend any of our future seminars.
The purpose of a seminar is to educate and build relationships with your clients, not to destroy them!
Fortunatly this was not the case for the clients who attended the Gateway Seminar. We had an amazing time and each of the attendees left feeling like they were overdelivered to with the value they recieved.
You must be ready for anything to happen right down to Speakers sometimes changing slides the night before and coming up to you with a brand new presentations that needs to be added to the power point 10 minutes prior to them speaking.
One of the other biggest take-aways I came home with is the way you treat your speakers. I watched my son Keith Wellman and his partner Gary Ambrose of the Gateway Seminar and the way they handled their speakers and it was nothing short of incredible. This is something I seen as so very important… Afterall…
You’ve worked hard to find the perfect guest speakers to share their insight with your audience, so why would you not want to show them how much you value their contributions and make sure that their every need is attended to – from arranging their transportation to the hotel… to having a staff member greet them upon arrival… Providing a limo to take them out to eat at a special speakers appreciation dinner, to sending or giving them a DVD of their own presentation and a nice thank you gift.
I never seen speakers react in such a positive way than how they did at the Gateway Seminar.
The speakers were totally amazing and top notch… Of course the best speaker at the event was myself as I stepped up to take the spot of one of the Top speakers that had to cancel last minute. I started out my presentation by saying I felt like the second string player on a football team compared to the quality of speaker I was replacing. I then went on to say that I was also going to perform like the second string player that was just waiting for the opportunity to prove what they are made of. And prove I did! I gave the best presentation I have ever given at any of the events I have spoken at.
Other top speakers were Armand Morin, Russell Brunson, Dale Calvert, Michael Penland, Stu McLaren, Ray Edwards, Glenn Dietzel, Mike McCoy, Alex Nghiem, Jason Pearson.
Attending live events has to be the most powerful way to take your buisness tot he top in the fastest way. But yet so many do not attend.
After looking back on my own businesses, and speaking with some of the biggest names in the field, and analyzing the path that today’s fastest rising stars took to get where they are, I found the common link and the”turning point of success” has been, without exception, attending offline, Internet marketing events.
If you are looking for ways and secrets to building a business faster, easier, and less expensively than ever before, and looking for all of the the latest methods, systems and hot new technology that the big time marketers are using and If you are looking for some amazing partners to network with and help you promote your business than I can honestly say you are missing out on all of the above if you do not find your way to the next live event you are invited to.
Stop making the excuses of why you can’t attend and make it happen.
The next Gateway Seminar will be held in early March in Atlanta Georgia once again and we are already working on some of the most incredible speakers…to deliver top notch content and value just for you.
There are really only two paths you can travel – and right now, you’re at the proverbial fork in the road …
One path brings you more of struggle and frustration you’re used to, a path I’m sure you’re sick and tired of traveling alone ….
While, on the other hand, the path less chosen looks a little different to you, because it’s the unfamiliar road to success …
And on this path, you’ll never be alone. When you take this direction, you’ll find yourself surrounded with the kinds of warm people you want to know, the very people who will make sure you get right where you want to be.
Give yourself a fighting chance, and take the path less chosen. Attend a Live Event
To Laying Off Your Boss Together
Jeff Wellman
PS: Let me know your Best experience in attending live events or what has been keeping you from attending a live event if you have not done so yet.






