by Alan Warshaw | Feb 29, 2020 | Articles
We’re living through a time when it could be the first time most Americans are exposed to the dating and partner selections for Gay and Lesbian couples—both on TV, and in real life. The new Love Connection Television TV show took a huge step forward, at the...
by Alan Warshaw | Nov 21, 2019 | Meetings advice, Articles
Easy ways to make meetings work Your group meeting is a rare occasion in which the experiences and expectations of every person come together in one room. It offers you the opportunity to “walk your talk.” It can be enlightening, perhaps a transformative group...
by Alan Warshaw | Nov 7, 2019 | Church Meetings, Articles
Value for Faith-based Meetings Why use an audience response system for your faith-based meeting? Because of speed, anonymity, and accuracy are critical. Whether your church holds council, synod, or leadership meetings, conferences or conventions, when it comes to...
by Alan Warshaw | Jul 27, 2019 | Articles
“All TV show voting is fixed!” Or at least that’s what the airport shuttle bus driver was saying. I took my seat, listened to her loud conversation on the phone and then told her that I did most of the TV Contest and Game Show voting – about a thousand shows. She was...
by Alan Warshaw | Nov 16, 2017 | Articles
The surprising story of how and where clapping, applause signs and acoustic amplification begin, a few thousand years ago. We take for granted that we show appreciation for a performance by clapping. If we like it, we clap. The more we like it the more and louder we...
by Alan Warshaw | Oct 24, 2017 | Articles
When I review our meetings clients proposed questionnaire (their list of questions to be asked at the event), I often ask if a particular question is intended to be “loaded”. Sometimes I get a blank look and sometimes an impish smile of acknowledgement. Here is an...
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