What would you prefer?


Yo!

I'm adding the finishing touches to a script for a new workshop I'm doing.

The workshop explains the system we're using to ascend customers from low-ticket one-off purchases to high-ticket profit-driving offers.

And I have a quick Q for you.

The document is a very detailed Google text doc right now. It has all the info you'd need in there to understand and implement something like this.

It's got images and all sorts as well (And I'll add some more).

My Q is, what workshop format would you prefer?

The normal (kinda boring) way where it's a Powerpoint presentation.

Or a system where you got a copy of the document to read through. AND the person leading the workshop (me) shared their screen and explained parts in more detail while taking questions?

basically, the normal powerpoint approach or a collective work through of the document as a "team"?

Curious to know your feelings and thoughts.

Let me know either by clicking above or hitting reply.

I'll send some more details on this workshop as I ahve them.

Speak soon,

Pete

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