Sit Up Front
April 21, 2005
This may seem silly or obvious, but sitting up front is the best way to get the most out of a talk or conference.
When you've got ten or fifty or three hundred people between you and the speaker, it gets easy to tune out. By sitting in the front row, it becomes a one-on-one conversation. Asking questions becomes less fear-inducing and idle chatter is less distracting.
I suppose people get self-conscious about having all those eyes bearing down on you, but if just sit down and focus on whatever is being presented, it'll make for a better experience. I just wish I had done it more during college.
And this was your pubic service announcement for the day.
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Comment #1:
genius. pure genius.
Posted by justin on April 29, 2005 at 4:25PM