Still skeptical that a peer conference can build an optimum program for your meeting? A program that’s better than anything your program committee could come up with?
Imagine you’d never seen a bicycle or any other two-wheel conveyance. Someone gives you one and says, “You can ride that thing without falling off.”
Wouldn’t you be skeptical of them too?
Sometimes you just have to experience things in this world to find out that life is not always what it seems. So, talk to anyone who’s been to a peer conference and see what they say. Or, best of all, organize or attend a peer conference yourself. I’m confident you’ll find you can build an optimum program for your event. You’ll discover what thousands have already experienced: that the Three Questions and session crowdsourcing used at the start of every peer conference lead to just the content that attendees really want — every time.
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Seven years after I wrote this, Seth Godin echoes the above sentiments in his own indomitable way…
http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2017/04/like-riding-a-bike.html