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Great idea I will ask my Director! You're one smart cookie!melindag said:maybe you could find a clustermate to buy one or the other, and then you can swap/share?
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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.
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.
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.
Consultants interested in improving their cooking show experiences or seeking resources related to Julie Weitz's training may find this discussion valuable.
Great idea I will ask my Director! You're one smart cookie!melindag said:maybe you could find a clustermate to buy one or the other, and then you can swap/share?
Whoohoo!!! Thank you!!! I'm free this weekend, no shows. :cry:micocina said:Adriana,
I have both the CD and the DVD. You may borrow them anytime.
katie0128 said:Julie 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!
dwyerkim said: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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.