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  <title>Ep. 361 KEEPERS AND ACTION ITEMS?</title>
  <description> There is no guarantee that audiences will remember every nugget and act after a presentation. This is especially true when leading workshops and multi-day programs. Darren and Mark expound on two tools that make this easier: KEEPERS and ACTION ITEMS. They explain how these tools help program attendees retain content and follow up on their own action plans more consistently.  &amp;amp;nbsp;  SNIPPETS: • KEEPERS are ‘ahas’, ACTION ITEMS are to-dos  • Keepers can come from the presenter(s) and other attendees &amp;amp;nbsp; • Invite attendees to share their Keepers and Action Items &amp;amp;nbsp; • Common Keepers show what ‘lands’ &amp;amp;nbsp; • Allocate 2 or 3-minute periods to update throughout the day &amp;amp;nbsp; • Sharing their Keepers &amp;amp;amp; Action Items is an engaging experience &amp;amp;nbsp; • Keepers &amp;amp;amp; Action Items show ROI to managers &amp;amp;nbsp; • Inspire Action Items that are immediately implementable &amp;amp;nbsp; • Verbalizing Action Items is a public declaration of commitment &amp;amp;nbsp; Work with Mark and Darren:  https://www.stagetimeuniversity.com/get-a-speaking-coach/&amp;amp;nbsp; Check Out Stage Time University:  https://www.stagetimeuniversity.com </description>
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