Feedback are beautiful ideas. (Episode 179)

 

A few days ago, I did a speech for Management Events in Gothenburg, a great event with over 100 CxOs in the audience. In one of the breaks, the organizers asked me: “Fredrik, how would you make this event better?”

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I have done over 2000 speeches in my career but I might only have gotten that question a handful of times. Of course, event organizers ask for feedback, but it’s usually by asking the participants to fill out a form. Here, the organizers were asking me, the speaker, for ideas.

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It was a very well-organized event, but they wanted to make it even better, and by asking the external speaker, they got ideas from a person with a different perspective than the attendees.

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People who feed on feedback are always hungry to become better. Always find new ways of getting feedback.

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Which unexpected person could you ask for feedback?

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And in the spirit of this post: What feedback would you give me (not as a speaker, but as a poster of creativity content)?

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Please share your feedback by commenting on my post on LinkedIn.

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Fredrik Haren – The Creativity Explorerโ€‹

13

Sep

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