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If you constantly have to search for your pens in seminars and workshops, this makes a very bad impression on the participants. It also increases your stress levels. With the PenPouch marker bag and the BagUp shoulder bag, you always have the presentation materials you need to hand. This makes your work easier and also makes an impression on the participants. This is guaranteed by the trendy crinkled look of the PenPouch marker bag and the Italian cowhide leather of the BagUp shoulder bag.

The lighthouse is a powerful motif. It stands for guidance, orientation and safety. But how do you draw a lighthouse? And what symbols are there for change, feedback and leadership? The book "Business Symbols" by Johannes Sauer provides the answer. It shows you how to draw meaningful motifs and visualize your messages using hand-drawn symbols.

A course unit comes to an end. Now a good conclusion is needed to find out what was important to the participants. After the intensive learning period, a quick conclusion would be good, as the first learners are already heading home. "Feedback in three words" is very quick and provides a good impression of how the group experienced the training within a short space of time.

In the last blog article, we showed you how to protect yourself from tension in your arms, hands and shoulders with finger yoga and other relaxation exercises in seminars and workshops. The right equipment is just as important as regular relaxation. It contributes a lot to relaxed working. In this article, we will introduce you to a few items that will make your work particularly easy.

Anyone who stands at a flipchart all day or draws in a sketch notebook knows that it's pretty exhausting. And over time, it can lead to massive tension in your shoulders, arms and hands. That's why it's important that you put your marker aside from time to time and relax. For example with our yoga exercises. They can be practiced anytime and anywhere.

Inspiration is coveted and always welcome, and unfortunately also rather capricious: it can't be planned for, can hardly be held onto and can't be forced to do anything. But - and this is the good news - there are things we can do to invite inspiration and increase the chances of a kiss from the muse.

How can you get your seminar participants' learning going? You will find 44 small answers to this big question in the two inspiring card collections by Harald Gross "Small leverage - big impact".

A classic flip chart is often too big for meetings and workshops with a small number of participants. And the moderator is too far away. For this reason, Neuland has developed the "TableTop" flipchart: Ideal for meetings and presentations with two to ten participants. With "TableTop", projects can be shown quickly and easily, goals can be recorded and content can be visualized.