2It has been a while since I last visited Jeju.
I was invited to the 2025 Korea Senior Club Association National Staff Workshop, where I gave a 3-hour digital marketing talk to about 300 staff members at Heritique Jeju.
The venue was a large space normally used as a wedding hall.
With a small screen, a huge audience, and people waving from the far back rows saying “We can’t see!”, I’ll admit I panicked for a moment.
😅 But a crisis is also a moment for strategy.
We quickly restructured the session on the spot.
We paced the day with 40–45-minute lecture blocks and 15–20-minute breaks. Rather than cramming in dense content, we focused on fun and insight, with more participation, laughter, and entertainment. The response was great.
After the lecture, some people even lined up to get my business card.
One person who had been at another event said, "It looked like something fun was happening here, so I came in."
It was a memorable day that reminded me once again that training doesn’t have to be heavy and serious.
Tiring, but rewarding
