What do you want your audience to take away from your event?
You need to have a clear agenda for your events. You shouldn't just go in and wing it. The audience needs to know what they're going to get out of the event, so they know whether it's worth their time and money.
It doesn't have to be complicated — just make sure that you have an idea of what you're going to talk about, or do at the event. If there are multiple parts, make sure each one has a clear goal.
You should also have some kind of plan for how long each part will take so that you don't run over time or end early.
Even if there's no formal presentation or lecture, there's still a lot of prep work that needs to be done in order to make sure things go smoothly.
Your audience needs to know what's going on so they can get the most out of their experience at your event. They need to know why they're there, what they're supposed to learn, and how this relates back to them in their own lives.
An agenda can be as simple as a list of the items you want to cover, and it should include:
The purpose of your event. Why are you holding it? What do you want attendees to take away from it?
The topics you want to cover. Use subtopics to break down what needs to be discussed in more detail so that each section is clearly defined.
A schedule for each topic. This shows how much time will be dedicated to each topic, which will help you prioritize them if necessary and make sure that everything gets covered in time.
If possible, provide an agenda template so people can follow along at home and prepare ahead of time for questions they may have about certain topics or points of interest.
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