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Webinars: What is a webinar?
 | Quite simply it is a live seminar held on your computer. Instead of sitting in a room full of people watching a presenter, you sit at your computer listening to the presenter.
| | You hear the presenter speaking and see her power-point slides and photographs at the same time. The slides will be presented as she speaks just like a face-to-face seminar.
| | There may be more than one presenter so you hear different voices.
| | You do not see Rachel and no one sees you.
| | You may hear some of the other participants if they wish to ask a question out-loud.
| | You may write down and send questions throughout it.
| | You may be given the opportunity to vote in polls, be involved in surveys or join in a competition.
| | Each webinar will last an hour.
| | Each one will be on an expert topic of direct practical value.
| | Each one, like a seminar, will cover a range of skills in the specific area.
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The easy part for you is you do not have to travel anywhere.
All you need is a computer on which you can listen, an hour of your time and an Internet connection.
Broadband is preferable, but dial-up will usually still work, just not as well.
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The five advantages of webinars
- You do not have to travel anywhere to attend, so it is ideal if you are busy at work or at home and can't afford to spend much time away.
- You get direct access to Rachel, the presenter, wherever you are, whether you are in rural, remote areas, in big cities or small towns.
- Your level of involvement is completely under your control.
| You can be anonymous, no other webinar participant need know you are there. This is ideal for those of you who are shy, anxious or famous.
| | Or, you can send questions in advance and have Rachel answer them during the webinar.
| | Or, you can type questions during the webinar and send them to Rachel to answer.
| | Or, providing you have a microphone, you can indicate you have a question during the webinar and be heard asking the question.
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- Some of you hate role plays - there are no role plays!
- They are cheaper than public workshops or face-to-face coaching. Our 1-1 coaching fees are $247.50 pr hr. In contrast, the webinars will range from only $29 - $99 per person. Each time a new one is presented the first one will be at the lower prices of $29-$39 per person. Yes, honestly. Just $29 (Australian) each.
Before booking:
| Please make sure you have checked the time in your time zone.
| | We will always give the time in AWST - Perth, Western Australia.
| | The time will be different outside WA and Australia. There are many world clocks on the Internet: click here to go to one of them.
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We will make sure that we offer future webinars at different times so everyone around the world can join in at some time without getting up in the middle of the night!
Bookings are here.
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