BradGarland.net: Speaking Evaluations – What’s the value?
Mark McSpadden
· 1 year ago
Brad,
I think "no grey" is exactly what you should be going for in a presentation. Everybody has seen and heard grey and if yours was grey then it would be forgotten before the start of the next session.
I have a friend who painted her kitchen purple...like super duper purple. She LOVES it. I think it's horrible. Regardless, her kitchen is the only one that I could actually tell you what color it is.
Also, I was wondering if any of the BizFairies appeared at the end of comment #4. :)
Brad
· 1 year ago
Solid point. Comments like, "It was okay." or "Good" don't do much for anybody.
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I think "no grey" is exactly what you should be going for in a presentation. Everybody has seen and heard grey and if yours was grey then it would be forgotten before the start of the next session.
I have a friend who painted her kitchen purple...like super duper purple. She LOVES it. I think it's horrible. Regardless, her kitchen is the only one that I could actually tell you what color it is.
Also, I was wondering if any of the BizFairies appeared at the end of comment #4. :)
Goes back to Seth Godin's being remarkable.
Thanks Mark