The REAL Benefit of Attending Live Events! 🥳 #shorts

29 Aug 2022 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, the speaker argues that the primary benefit of attending live events is not the content of the talks but the relationships formed. Using Capital Camp as an example, he explains that the event featured only a few short speaker sessions and then focused on long dinners and activities designed to encourage mingling. The organizer’s belief was that the true power of an event lies in the people and the connections they make, which can lead to unexpected, valuable outcomes.

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When I think about the very first benefit of live events, it's not particularly listening to the speakers per se, but it's more so on the relationship side. So Capital Camp, going back to that one, that was more focused on, okay, you know what, this event, there are going to be some speakers. There were maybe 2 to 3 speakers at the event for about 40 minutes or so, and the rest of it was great dinners. The rest of it was activities. It was all designed to get us to mingle more with each other because they knew The power of the group was within the people, and so that's why a great event understands how to leverage getting people or presents more opportunities for people to actually get together and meet each other, and then magic can actually be created from that.