I occasionally volunteer as a producer for weekend services at my church. Its a pretty large church with an auditorium that seats over 1700 to give you some perspective. The location where I serve is the broadcast campus. The services are live here and they are streamed in real-time to several other locations plus online.Continue reading “Beware of the Copyright”
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Tidbits for the Un-seasoned Traveler, Part II
After writing Tidbits for the Un-seasoned Traveler (Part I)…and at the time, I didn’t know there would be more than one, I happened to be traveling again, and was provided with inspiration for a sequel. People-watching makes for some great content. This is what dawned on me as I sat in the hotel lobby attemptingContinue reading “Tidbits for the Un-seasoned Traveler, Part II”
Tidbits for the Un-seasoned Traveler
As “the disease that shall not be named” continues to pass through our memory, more and more people who have never, or have rarely ever traveled, are flying around the country. Visiting grandparents, going to the beach with their families, saying “the heck with it all” and skinny dipping under the pale moonlight. That’s great.Continue reading “Tidbits for the Un-seasoned Traveler”
It’s Electrifying!
Do you plan events that include tradeshows? If so, you have likely encountered the fun that goes along with securing services for booths like electricity, internet, rigging, materials handling, or carpet which all include things that are not always clearly spelled out like voltage, amps, connectors, floor plans, padding, labor, and such. Because this tendsContinue reading “It’s Electrifying!”
Failure Adds The Flavor
I came across this quote by Truman Capote, “Failure is the condiment that gives success its flavor.” It made me stop and think about some of the experiences from my 16 years of event planning that failed or went poorly but made me a better planner for it. If nothing else, they have provided storiesContinue reading “Failure Adds The Flavor”