Julie Weitz Training - Designing an Amazing Cooking Show

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around experiences and discussions related to a training session led by Julie Weitz on designing effective cooking shows. Participants share their personal experiences attending her sessions, express their thoughts on her materials, and seek additional insights from others who have attended her trainings.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expressed disappointment at leaving a training early due to a family emergency and sought notes from others who attended.
  • Several users mentioned positive experiences with Julie Weitz's training sessions, highlighting her engaging presentation style.
  • One participant shared that they found notes from a previous session helpful in catching up on missed content.
  • Another participant noted that they purchased Julie's CDs and found them to be a worthwhile investment.
  • Some participants discussed the value of seeing Julie in person versus using her recorded materials, with varying opinions on which to prioritize.
  • One participant mentioned the availability of a DVD and expressed interest in acquiring both the CD and DVD for comprehensive learning.
  • Several users expressed enthusiasm about upcoming events featuring Julie Weitz, indicating a desire to attend and learn more.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the necessity of attending in-person sessions versus relying on CDs and DVDs, with some participants advocating for the former while others see value in both formats. No clear consensus emerges on which materials are more beneficial.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects a community of Pampered Chef consultants sharing personal experiences and insights related to training sessions, with a focus on enhancing their cooking show presentations.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in improving their cooking show experiences or seeking resources related to Julie Weitz's training may find this discussion valuable.

melindag
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I attended a local training 2 weeks ago where Julie Weitz was the speaker. She spoke on Designing an Amazing Cooking Show Experience. Unfortunately, I had to leave the meeting early due to a small family emergency. I was able to quickly place my order before I left - I'm waiting to receive my email with the link for the download and I also purchased the host coaching cd.

I'm wondering if anyone out there on Chef Success may have been at the training, took notes, etc. Or if there are others who have attended her training sessions elsewhere.

Thanks!
melinda
 
we had her at conference and she was fantastic

what r u looking for?
 
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anything really - I'm just bummed that I had to leave early. My 14 yo had a small microwave fire trying to nuke a potato! Everything turned out ok - just a lot of smoke in the house, and she's fine - but I feel like I missed out on a great session. I should have bought the DVD that she called "Julie in a box" - then maybe I wouldn't have my lip out right now!
Melinda
 
melinda
when i find my notes, they r in my pile to be filed
will look for them later today for you
the whole training she did for us was on the designing an amazing party cd
and all the paperwork shud be on the downloads :)
 
GourmetGirl said:
Here are the notes I took from when I saw her last October! hope this is what you are looking for!

You took some great notes, thanks for posting!!!
 
alison
those r amazing notes :)
 
I also saw her a couple weeks ago! She is amazing!!!!
 
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thank you very much!
Melinda
 
Thanks Alison! I will read those later!
 
melinda
alison's notes r so much better than mine
i wont bother posting mine for u they r rather embarssing compared lol
 
Thanks for posting!
 
Julie was great at conference in July! I did buy her "Designing an Amazing Party" CDs (and the host coaching ones) and it was definitely money money well spent!!

Thanks for the notes Alison. They're great! :)
 
websiteDoes Julie have a website where her workshops will be or where we can order her CD's?

Karen
 
Home

here u go karen

btw how were the second set of notes from the cd's, i never heard anything so i figured they were fine and you could open them :)
 
This is Julie's website Home
I can say that my bookings doubled when I started implementing commercials so I am firm believer in what she says.
 
Julie coming to Erie PA for directors onlyWe are having Julie October 20th In Erie PA for a directors training event...so if you are a director and in the area of Ohio, PA NY or close, let me know and I can hook you up with who is coordinating the event for the day..it runs 9-4pm
 
Just a note...anyone that EVER has the opportunity to see her live....DO IT!! She completely changed the way I run my demo, and really helped me to step out of my shell and do a FUN show, without needing to pretend to be someone that I am not. Hope that makes sense!!
 
I second that, Kelly!! Julie is a wonderful speaker with awesome ideas! I rewrote my entire show and it is a lot of fun now!!! The host coaching she does is great as well!!
 
She's not in our area, but I will keep watching.
 
Does anyone have her "Designing an Amazing Party Experience" CD's? I'm curious and may want to invest in them.
 
PChefPEI said:
Julie was great at conference in July! I did buy her "Designing an Amazing Party" CDs (and the host coaching ones) and it was definitely money money well spent!!

Thanks for the notes Alison. They're great! :)
Just read your post. If you were to invest in one first, which would it be?
 
Addie4TLC said:
Just read your post. If you were to invest in one first, which would it be?

I think it would depend on which you feel you need more help in. If your host coaching is great, but you feel your show needs updating, I'd go with creating an amazing show experience, but if you feel your show is okay and your host coaching is really lacking I would go with that. If you have a chance to see Julie in person I would totally do that for the Creating an Amazing Show experience. The CDs are great, but there is nothing like seeing her in person... just my 2cents.
 
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I have her Host Coaching cd, and have been listening to it in spurts as I drive to work.....my job is less than a mile away, so that's what its in spurts! :D I like what I'm hearing on it so far. I attended part of a training a few weeks ago with her - and unfortunately had to leave early due to afamily emergency. Someone recently posted an awesome outline for Designing an Amazing Cooking Show Experience, in response to my whining about having to leave early. The notes were a very detailed outline, and I felt were excellent enough to catch me up on what I missed.

I remember Julie offering a cd or dvd that she referred to as "Julie in a box" - essentially a canned version of her workshop. I wish I had bought that too. In fact, I emailed Julie the next day, because I felt bad getting up to leave in the middle of her training - and she offered to extend my discount....I should have taken her up on it and purchased the cd/dvd...but I was trying to watch my pennies.

Search for that thread with the outline - you'll love it

Melinda
 
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GourmetGirl said:
I think it would depend on which you feel you need more help in. If your host coaching is great, but you feel your show needs updating, I'd go with creating an amazing show experience, but if you feel your show is okay and your host coaching is really lacking I would go with that. If you have a chance to see Julie in person I would totally do that for the Creating an Amazing Show experience. The CDs are great, but there is nothing like seeing her in person... just my 2cents.


I agree with your 2cents! :) I would go see her again if I had the chance
Melinda
 
I looked at her website and now she has a DVD. I'm watching my pennies too and I would like to have both- think I need both equally. :)
 
Addie4TLC said:
think I need both equally. :)

then you're on your own with this decision :p Good luck! :D
 
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Addie4TLC said:
I looked at her website and now she has a DVD. I'm watching my pennies too and I would like to have both- think I need both equally. :)

maybe you could find a clustermate to buy one or the other, and then you can swap/share?
 
Thank you Allison for posting those notes, I found them really helpful. Does anyone have a customer care card similar to the one Julie uses? And for people who do commercials, do you just scatter them through your demonstration? Any particular order--I usually do my "why" bag last so I think I would do the recruiting one last... Ideas?
 
Julie in Cincinnati in OctoberJulie is going to be in Cincinnati on October 4th - in the afternoon there is a director's only event and then in the evening is open for all consultants. Registration is only $3, but is due by September 15th, so if you are interested, let me know and I'll get the info to you!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the focus of Julie Weitz's training on designing an amazing cooking show?

Julie Weitz's training focuses on providing direct sales consultants with effective strategies and techniques to create engaging and memorable cooking shows. The training covers aspects such as presentation skills, product demonstrations, and how to connect with guests to enhance their overall experience.

Who is Julie Weitz and what is her experience in direct sales?

Julie Weitz is a seasoned direct sales consultant and trainer with extensive experience in the Pampered Chef community. She has successfully hosted numerous cooking shows and has developed a reputation for her innovative approaches to engaging audiences and driving sales.

What can I expect to learn from the training?

Participants can expect to learn a variety of skills, including how to plan and organize a cooking show, tips for effective product demonstrations, techniques for engaging guests, and strategies for closing sales. The training also emphasizes the importance of storytelling and personal connection in creating a memorable experience.

Is this training suitable for beginners in direct sales?

Yes, Julie Weitz's training is designed to be beneficial for both beginners and experienced consultants. Beginners will find foundational skills and techniques, while seasoned consultants can gain new insights and refine their existing skills to enhance their cooking shows.

How can I apply what I learn from the training to my Pampered Chef business?

After completing the training, you can apply the techniques and strategies learned to improve your cooking shows, increase guest engagement, and ultimately boost your sales. The training encourages practical application, allowing you to implement new ideas immediately in your Pampered Chef business.

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