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(It's easier to attract customers for seminars that way.) to have an audience with the top people in the industry. However, if you go to ``that side'' as a seminar speaker, at least you can talk during the seminar. If there is a social gathering after the seminar, you might be able to talk openly and friendly. I'm really nervous though. I feel that attending seminars is a great opportunity to interact with people not just as fans, but as equals. Of course, you can deepen your interactions not only with the seminar speakers but also with the participants. As I mentioned earlier, since I am speaking as a ``teacher'' in a sense, I tend to get a relatively high level of attention from the participants and the ease with which I can talk to them.
In that sense, I feel that the advantage of speaking at seminars is that you can easily connect with a wide range of people. Advantage 3: Helps organize your thoughts Before I explain this heading, let me digress for a moment. There are five levels of Phone Number List learning: Level 1. Unconscious incompetence (don't know or can't do it) Level 2. Conscious incompetence (knows but cannot) Level 3. Consciously competent (you can do it if you think about it) Level 4. Unconscious competence (can be done without thinking) Level 5. Conscious competence versus unconscious competence (you can verbalize what you can do unconsciously and teach it to others) Sorry for suddenly writing so many confusing kanji! It's not like I want to talk about something complicated.
For example, imagine a new employee on their first day at the company. I haven't received any training yet and don't know anything about the job. This is the level 1 stage. New graduates who have undergone training may have a vague understanding of the job, but they are not yet on the job, so they do not know whether they will be able to do the job. This can roughly be called level 2. After that, you will be assigned to the field and gradually work alongside your senior colleagues.
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