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Stef1023 said:Funny cause I always hated practicing when I was still in HS. Not a big fan of doing it now either, but I really want to make a good impression at this show, so I'm willing to do just about anything. PamperedDor, did you make your ownn cheat sheets?
Should I take every piece I own or just certain ones?
Stef1023 said:cards that I make, or pre-made ones? I would talk while I make dinner but I have no one to talk to!! Myself, but then my 2yro looks at me funny
mmmorgan20 said:Thanks for the tips. I haven't even done my first cooking show. That's next weekend. The good thing about my first cooking show is it's with a bunch of women I already know. I think I'm going to need a glass of wine first. That usually calms me down... I also think asking your group questions might help them talk and keeps the pressure off of you. That's what I'm planning on doing anyway. I was watching a demo video and one consultant asked the group, "What PC product could you just not live without and why?" I thought that was a great thing to ask your group. Also, I was going to ask my group what PC product they already have is their favorite and why?" I think both questions will kinda run into each other. I also have some of my favorite PC items that I'm going to talk about. I feel like if you love something and know how to use it then you won't have a problem talking about it. I plan to have some note cards on some specific items that I want to talk about. I'm not really good at remembering names and info about the items so that should help me out.
Man, I'm so nervous about my first show. I can't wait for it to be over already. LOL
Good luck with your show. I actually found that it is easier to do a show where you don't know the people. I also make up index cards. I used to write everything on them and as I got used to my products needed them less. But I still bring them to refer to.I also used to give the name, product # and price but found that people are looking through the catalog anyway so the item # isn't important to them. The price was written on the card so if anyone asked, I could refer to it.It's ok to be nervous. Let them know that you're learning. People will appreciate your honesty. And yes, practice. I found I practiced in my car. I also went to one of my director's shows and she let me tape it. I would listen to that in my car when I drove here or there. It helped a lot!!Stef1023 said:Those are some good questions to ask. Would have never thought of those. My party is with a group of ladies I've never met. I just know the host's son. Wish you the best on your first show!!
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