Three reasons you should start teaching workshops
Have you ever thought about teaching a workshop, but haven’t actually done it yet? Well, here are three reasons why you should get started!
1. It adds another revenue stream to your business
Adding workshops to your business model can add another stream of revenue. Not only is it nice to have the extra income, but it can help prepare you in case other areas of your business aren’t doing well.
2. People are craving connection and experiences
Now more than ever people are craving connection and experiences. After a full-year + of lockdowns people are ready to connect and interact.
3. It can result in future opportunities
Teaching workshops can lead to many future business opportunities. I was able to teach a private workshop with an organization here in SLC, just because they saw a post I did about another workshop. You also meet some amazing people in each an every workshop and if those people have good experiences, they want to keep learning more from you.
If you’re thinking about teaching workshops, you should do it. There’s so much good it can bring to you and your business!
I’d love to hear if you’re thinking about teaching a workshop! Let me know in the comments!
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I’m leaving a comment away after you created content, so I’m not sure you’ll even see it, but I have always thought about hosting workshops! I look at the ease with which you switch cameras and handle the technology piece and have everything set up and have your email systems and everything organized and feel like I could never do what you do! My absolute dream has always been to offer multifaceted content with my ideal audience being women, especially young women, who have not had a mom that cared about homemaking and crafts. Many of my kids friends call me, Mama Nitz already, so perhaps that would be my screen name? If someone doesn’t want to commit to diving deep into one specific skill, I would be more of a mentor…Mama Nitz, who teaches for a month about sourdough, and another month features gift wrapping and another month, wax seals. Like you have done with Kathryn Hastings, I can point people to my mentors for those who want to take a deeper dive. It would hopefully help lift up and edify those who have shaped me online while potentially growing a business of my own. I am a teacher and professional photographer by trade. I’m a mother of five who has homeschooled for 23 years now! Anyway, I am randomly reaching back to you because you asked. I have purchased so many courses about setting up an online course and never finish them. 🤦🏼♀️ I would be grateful for your thoughts. I really admire the way you run your lives and courses and online business. I am a new wax seal member as of June and delighted with everything you have put out into the world! Thank you for your leadership.
Crystal Nitz
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