I have a question for you, Substackers: Q&A presentation? Feedback welcome
Hi all,
Thank you for your support over the last year and I want to say I really like the community we are building here on Substack and I hope we can get to know each other better in 2023.
With this in mind, I want to ask you whether you as a subscriber would prefer to come along to another Q&A session or would you like if I give a presentation on a specific topic for this month?
I love the Q&A sessions as it feels very important and practical. I know it gives people an opportunity to put their questions to me and helps me to tailor the advice and support I provide for you here on Substack. I strongly feel like I have found what my Substack is about.
But, it's always good to ask people what they would like. So, I am putting it to you whether you would prefer a Q&A session or a presentation going forward. Leave your preference in the comments below.
Based on this feedback, I will host an event for paid subscribers on Monday, 23rd January, 6pm Irish time and I will leave the decision in your hands.
As always, I look forward to hearing from you.
Kind Regards,
Stella
I love both. Have learnt a lot from presentations, and it's great that they are available for rewatching. I feel Q&A are more helpfull right now, so I vote for them for January. But in future I'd love to hear your thoughts on for example how to handle romantic relationships and friendships of our transidentified kids in a good way.
I have taken in the Wider Lens podcast which has been invaluable and find it is very helpful to have that podcast knowledge and hear you speak to specific questions in the few Q&A's and presentations that I have tapped into, having recently joined here. I found the ppt you did that included 'Ho’oponopono' the most valuable thing I have heard in the past year, easily. I have no idea what the future holds, but that bit of advice is proving out to be magic. I think it was also so good because you were very clear about the 'script' (yes, there is irony there! (-:). I would really love to have a ppt (a audio episode or Q&A or video) that was geared toward adolescents, i.e., as if you were talking to an adolescent. I keep listening to episodes and such that would be appropriate, but usually there is something in them that would add to tensions or not quite capture the attention of that age/interest.