Smaller Rooms Can Lead to Bigger Conversations

Most of us lean toward efficiency. Bigger reach. More scale. And when it comes to seminars, it makes sense — a livestream with hundreds of people online feels like the most effective way to share information. And honestly… it is. But here’s what I’ve discovered after countless conversations about AI. Everyone carries a different picture of what it is — and where it’s headed. Some are concerned. Some are curious. Some are excited. Many are anxious. And those feelings don’t always surface in a big public setting. That’s really why I created these seminars in the first place. Not just to present information — but to create space. Space where you can ask your real questions. Voice your concerns. Wrestle with the “what ifs.” And walk away with authentic, trustworthy guidance — practical next steps to move forward with confidence… and guardrails to protect your home, your team, your business. The private seminar we hosted was originally meant to be a pilot — just a way to test content and gather feedback. But something unexpected happened. Have you ever noticed how different a small room feels compared to a large crowd? When you’re with close friends or trusted peers, people open up. They’re more honest. They’re willing to ask the question they’re not sure is “smart enough.” That’s what happened. The conversation was dynamic. We took meaningful tangents. We slowed down where it mattered. We sat longer with topics that stirred concern. And the questions — the honest, courageous questions — shaped the entire experience. I’d love to say it was my amazing presentation skills… and sure, experience and preparation matter. But the real value came from the boldness in the room. The willingness to ask the questions that many people quietly carry but hesitate to voice. Without that, we wouldn’t have landed where we did. Here’s what I believe: you get out of a seminar what you’re willing to put into it. That’s always true. But sometimes it’s easier to lean in when you’re surrounded by people you trust. So let me ask you — would a private seminar serve your group better? A setting where your team, your leadership, or your community can speak freely and engage deeply? If that sounds helpful, reach out. Let’s explore hosting a private seminar or course tailored to your group. And if you’re part of a church or organization planning an upcoming event, I’d be honored to come alongside you and speak. Let’s connect and lock in a time. Thanks for considering it. I truly believe these conversations matter — and I’d love to have them with you.