Lots of us are hosting meetings and gatherings online these days. (Hat tip to the pandemic for the new skillset.) Whether it’s Zoom or another platform, there’s an art to doing these well… not just for your business success, but for the impact your content has on your peeps. 

Today I’m taking a gander at some big assumptions that come with hosting online events, the kind that get you in trouble and make you fall flat. Then, I’ll share some clear action steps to ensure your success is guaranteed.

Here at Uplevel World Headquarters, we've done our events and retreats online over the last year. Yes, we’ve been hosting virtual events all along, but the big difference these days is they're now all online. 

I've been on some kind of stage for over two decades, and each event always provides a learning experience. 

From music gigs (back in the day), to creative leadership training workshops for the Federal Government (for reals). Then hosting small retreats here in Asheville with 20 to 30 people.  And lastly, our bigger events with several hundred folks in attendance.

Today, I’m taking an unconventional approach - surprise :) And I’m sharing not just what goes wrong - but the mindset behind it that makes it go wrong in the first place. 

Then, of course, we’ll peek under the hood of these mindsets to see what’s hiding under there and I’ll show you what action to take to make your online event or workshop or retreat much more powerful and effective.

Featured in this Episode:

• The Art of Gathering, by  Priya Parker
• Breeze, from the A Thousand Girls Album - Listen to the full song on iTunes or YouTube Music