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So you wanna play in a virtual event. Well, let's be honest, it's something that can be done very simplistically, but if you do it incorrectly, you might miss the whole thing up. And there are a lot of ways to think about planning a virtual event. You can choose to do it in a Zoom where you could do it using Microsoft Teams. I believe is you could use a whole lot of ways to do it. But I'm gonna tell you this when it comes to virtual event, it's still an experience. It's not something we just choose to just pop on a Zoom and do your thing like you should actually put thought in how that event runs. There should be things that have interactions whether it's surveys or quizzes throughout. There should be little gains as best you can if you actually. Little games like little ways to tie in some fun engagement between yourself and the audience, the audience and the audience because you can't just show up and say everybody, hey, sit in front of your chair in front of your screen and do the same thing and doing all your meetings. It's not very fun. But here are a couple of pointers I want you to think about when it comes to planning a virtual event. The first thing is you must have a high energy speaker. The person coming to speak has to realize that just like a YouTube video watch the kids, you have to over deliver energy through a video camera screen to someone who's pretty just quiet and sitting in a chair. To actually amp up that overall energy. Second thing is you must keep in mind that this person was on the other side of the screen. They have to be engaged the entire time, which means a person who's speaking and presenting must utilize multiple forms of visual engagement. Whether it's here, whether it's changing to put slides on a screen, whether it's doing something drawing, that's a good piece of it. If you have like say a fill in slide or ways to pay attention and follow along, it's beautifully designed for someone to actually locked in. It's a big, big piece of it. But one of the big things for me when it comes to being a virtual event is you must create. And excitement around showing up and around what to do beyond that. Because while someone may be at home and just sitting there virtually by themselves, there's gotta be something that makes them want to show up, desire to show up and be excited to be there. When they're excited and the speaker shows up and they're in a great sense of inflow and energy and there's great tracking. And in terms of, you know, engagement, man, it's a game changer. So when you start thinking about Universal event, set it up to have a true experience, not just another meeting with the link in a chair watching a screen. It is genuinely said it should be set up and designed to be. This really full flow feel. Think of it kind of like watching a TV show or a movie or the news of all things, right? The movement that changing, the graphics, that should all be woven into the actual experience. So when somebody comes and they show up, they're excited, they're blown away, and they actually are having a blast while being there.