Last night, I had the opportunity to speak to college students at Vanguard University. They had a series that they were working through, and I was invited to share some ideas on Identity Formation. Seeing as I study and write about identity, I was looking forward to it.
I had a great time. I’m always excited to share my research, but I got so excited with my talk that I misjudged the time. I was just building up to my main point, and I was told that I had only 10 minutes to go.
I skipped my main point and just went for the practical application.
It ended up working out alright, but I had spent a majority of the talk setting stuff up, and I missed the main point.
Maybe there might be an opportunity to go back and share the rest of it. If not, I’ll maybe record a video and post it here. If you were there last night and you have any questions, please ask me here or send me an e mail. The email info is at the about page.
I don’t suggest you skip your main point when you give a talk, but it happened to work out last night.
It happens, especially when you’re passionate about the subject. When are you speaking in NorCal? Andrew and I are seriously talking about bringing you up here for a parents seminar.