We’re now a little more than one week into MaestroMonth (www.maestromonth.com) our month-long festival of inspirational teaching and personal development. We’ve successfully completed more than 20 live teleseminars on our new platform, so we thought it time to ask people to tell us what they think of the MaestroConference.

We conducted a MonkeySurvey poll — and the results are in. We’re really thrilled to announce that they confirm what we hoped: dynamic group interaction between and among a host and his or her attendees adds a vital and energizing dimension to large-audience conference calls.

When we asked attendees of these first MaestroConference workshops to rate their experience, here’s what they told us:
— 90 percent rated MaestroConference a better experience than a traditional teleseminar;
— 86 percent said the interactive breakout groups with other participants enhanced the call;
— 58 percent indicated they would like to participate in other teleseminars that include breakouts.

Breakout groups are what sets MaestroConference apart from ‘traditional’ conference calls. They let attendees interact in small groups to discuss and practice what they’re learning. The breakout groups during Jack Canfield’s call received particular praise from participants. Here’s what some attendees told us:
— “I thought it was fantastic that we paired up and could talk to each other while being on the call!”
— “Having me apply what I was learning as we went, and with a partner, maximized the learning.”
— “I really enjoyed the time I spent talking with someone from the United Kingdom whose son is living nearby in Boston.”
— “This was almost better than being there face-to-face because we didn't have to spend time opening up to someone we didn't know. On the phone is easier than face-to face.”
— “I really appreciated the interactive quality of the event. It was fun, informative and experiential.”'

Want to try it for yourself? Sign up for a MaestroMonth workshop – still lots to choose from: http://www.maestromonth.com