Thank you so much to the IPSHA QLD Branch for inviting me along to speak on Investing in Wellbeing on February 28, 2014 at Citipointe Christian College. I really appreciated it.
Please find following the feedback from the day as well as some extra specific information that participants requested.
Specific Feedback for Jane on the “Invest in YOU” Presentation -
- “The course material was terrific with links to theory and practice. I can’t wait to reflect through the course booklet. I would really appreciate some more time to unpack the materials in the booklet. I need to commit to myself to change. Overall – terrific!”
- “Jane, I wasn’t keen to attend this session because I thought “I heard it all before”, but I soon realised that what you presented today was completely different and very useful. I have the “tools” to create the systems, but now I know how to do it.”
- “Thank you – reaffirmation is always good. Sessions like this should be regular at all levels. Self investment – it is about you and it is OK.”
- “Very warm presenter.”
- “A thoughtful presentation style.”
- “Appreciated the time to think and reflect. Very calm and relaxed presenter. Enjoyed the anecdotes and personal experiences – felt connected to the ideas you presented.”
- “Lovely pacing.”
- “Delivered with authenticity.”
- “I felt a sense of peacefulness from you, that allowed me to relax.”
- “Do more of the same!”
- “Simple language, some very useful strategies, plenty of time (and you didn’t let it drag on), excellent – just what I needed after a hard week!”
- “Excellent delivery of content and material.”
- “Very simple, yet makes the most sense. Excellent delivery and reference to audience. Booklet will be a great tool for people to use and be able to refer to and also provide impetus to make ‘real’ change. Good pace and delivery. Good relation to audience and profession. Very good all round!”
- “An excellent presentation, thank you for allowing us to stop, reflect and allow the time to think about ways to assist us in looking at wellbeing for ourselves.”
- “Jane thank you for your ability to read your audience and keep the workshop moving at an appropriate pace. Your personal journey has helped create a confident and relevant workshop. Thank you.”
- “The session was a good length to take some valuable lessons from. The small number of ‘workshop type activities’ allowed for personal reflection as well as your wealth of experiences.”
- “Thank you Jane. I enjoyed having the time to reflect on my own values and tasks. I found this very useful.”
- “Impose an expectation that we all identify 3 ways we can improve our balance, starting next Monday. This could give something concrete to take away.” Thanks – my apologies as I forgot to ask at the end, will do next time.
- “I appreciate the time for reflection.”
- “I didn’t know what to expect, but found it useful and applicable.”
- “Thank you for spotlighting wellbeing.”
Are there any ways the presentation could be improved?
- “Come back and do it every year, this needs to become a habit!”
- “More information on flow.” x 2 Click here to access that.
- “More time to complete at least one strategy so can go away confident of being able to use it effectively.”
- “More thinking time to reflect on each section.”
- “No – it was excellent.”
- “Information on Mindfulness.” – you can click here to read more about that.
- “Opportunities for people to share ideas on how they batch tasks or organise working week to assist in managing task/time.” – will make sure I ask that next time!
- “Although important to reflect on our own personal engagement with material, perhaps more concrete examples to consider.” - thanks will do next time
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- “More of it!” – click here to read about the Hawaiian Wellbeing Retreat in September or join a Mastermind Circle with us.
- “Need more time!”
- “Surpassed my expectations.”
- “More time in discussion.” – thanks will do next time.
- “Perhaps a few more real life stories.” – thanks will include next time
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Follow-up from Jane -
Thanks so much for your feedback, I really appreciate it and have taken it on board for the next presentation. Here are a couple of other links you may be interested in -
