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Tips To Making The Most Out Of Your Next Holistic Living Expo

Attending an expo or conference in your chosen field is a great way to learn about the exciting new advancements. From new technologies to new techniques and herbal medicines, the holistic field is changing all the time. Whether it's your first time attending a holistic living expo or you are an experienced attendee, there is always something new to learn.

Here are a few tips for making the most out of your next holistic living expo.

Plan Ahead

Most expos will send out a schedule with the events and talks that are planned. Take a look through the schedule to see what sessions you are interested in attending. Take a look at the vendor's list to see if there are any goods or services you would like to check out and learn more about.

You could also take that list and do more research online to learn more about what that vendor is and how their products can fit into your own business or daily life. Create a list of the vendors and speakers you would like to hear and learn about. If the expo requires you to book your seat for a certain speaker's presentation, then book it early.

Take Notes During the Expo

It's difficult to really absorb all the information a speaker will give you during their presentation or session, so it's a good idea to take notes. You can either use a notepad and write down the points you want to remember and research later, or you can record the session using your phone. This way, you can listen or watch it back later to see any important information.

When you get home, review the notes you have taken or watch your recording. If you want to learn more about a given point of the session, then do your research. It's a good idea to pause at each point you are researching to learn more about it before continuing on to the next.

Network and Have Conversations With Everyone

If you have a business yourself or if you just want to learn more about the field and expand your holistic living knowledge, then you will need to network. Try to have conversations with everyone you come in contact with. These could be everyone from vendors who have interesting products to people attending the same sessions or lectures as you.

If you have a business card, give it out to those you would like to have contact with after the expo. You could also exchange social media information and keep in contact that way.


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