babywings76
Gold Member
- 7,288
Okay guys, I'm torn...
I so want to do a fully, and I mean fully interactive show. But by the time I reach the host's home and greet the guests I chicken out. I will do the demo and ask people to try out the tools, or I've called on people, or I've done the tickets for participation thing, etc. But it never feels that comfortable. I just have a hard time enforcing what I say. My last show I told them we were going to do it together, they washed their hands, and then they all sat down and grabbed their wine. So, I ended up doing it and asking people at different points to try things out, but I tell ya--I was flustered and embarrassed that I wasn't having them do it like I told them we would. :blushing:
So, I think I am pretty comfortable just doing the regular type demo and just keep thinking maybe I should bag the interactive idea and stick with what ends up being comfortable for me.
I just have been having lack-luster show sales lately and of course have to scrutinize my shows and see what I am doing wrong.
I so want to do a fully, and I mean fully interactive show. But by the time I reach the host's home and greet the guests I chicken out. I will do the demo and ask people to try out the tools, or I've called on people, or I've done the tickets for participation thing, etc. But it never feels that comfortable. I just have a hard time enforcing what I say. My last show I told them we were going to do it together, they washed their hands, and then they all sat down and grabbed their wine. So, I ended up doing it and asking people at different points to try things out, but I tell ya--I was flustered and embarrassed that I wasn't having them do it like I told them we would. :blushing:
So, I think I am pretty comfortable just doing the regular type demo and just keep thinking maybe I should bag the interactive idea and stick with what ends up being comfortable for me.
I just have been having lack-luster show sales lately and of course have to scrutinize my shows and see what I am doing wrong.