You have done all the work and you are anticipating a great webinar or training.

What is the worst thing that can happen?

Nobody shows!

Coach Colin does live FREE webinars for leaders, project managers, team-leaders, department managers or business heads.

When you enroll you get FREE access to LIVE webinars with Coach Colin during which we typically address the following issues:

- What does your team expect from you?

- What do you and your team need to improve?

- What does documented science, research or the theory tell us?

- How can you be more effective and stand out and be the leader?

- What you can do to lead your team now?

- Do you have questions or want direct coaching LIVE?

Join LIVE! The webinars take place Tuesdays and Thursdays at 20.15 Stockholm time.

Register here: www.itsfoursides.com/free/

Price: Free!

How to get sweet DREAMS by Colin Luthardt

During a webinar your audience is silent, far away and invisible. Does it have to be like that?

What can you ENGAGE with your audience so you create more attention and interaction?

You are welcome to register for the Leader's Lighthouse, a LIVE webinar Tuesday and Thursday here:

https://www.itsfoursides.com/lighthouse/

Have you noticed that some people are so passionate about their topic that they can talk and talk and never consider their audience?

What can you do differently?

It all starts with your deck of PPTs. Who have you made it for, have you made it to fit the topic, or does it fit the audience?

You have gathered all the information and you want to share everything that you know with your audience. Stop and think, is that a good move?

Will all this information really help of will it just drown them?

How can you turn that information into education?

All the technical issues when doing a webinar can be challenging for the presenter.

What can you do to clear your mind so you can focus on bringing about the message for your audience?

Do you dare to stand out?

What does it take to be different and do webinars that have an impact?

Have you ever had children help you prepare something? They are all so eager and over it, wanting to help and achieve.

When the task is new, that is great!

But when the tasks are repetitive, like in your department, how do you ensure that they are successful every time?