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18 Comments on Olympians at REBarCamp Are you Prepared to Win?
I'm planning on attending Indianapolis in November. Looking forward to seeing new faces and getting a different group to interact with.
Eleanor what an excellent article! Thanks for taking the time to write it especially for all those planning to head to the RE BarCamps in Lynchburg this week and Raleigh in a month! Great advice!!
Supposed to be coming to Austin in late November or December. I wish they would pick a date and let the games begin!!!
We are planning one for Las Vegas to kick off to 2010 - - - details coming soon!
My husband and I are looking forward to our camp on 10/27 here in Northern Virginia Karen
I will see you in Raleigh in a few weeks!! I am very excited!!
Congrats on the Feature E!! This is a great analogy for getting ready to learn new ways to do the same old business. We will be attending a REBAR Camp in Indy about the same time as yours. We hope to sharpen our skills and venture into new territory.....pumping my blogging muscles ;-)
We've attended 2 ReBar camps in person, and several through the live Dakno feeds and they are very worthwhile. It's great to watch them online and even more fun to go in person because you are able to meet so many amazing people. I highly recommend REBar Camp and can't wait to attend more of them.
I really learned alot from the Ohio Rebar in Columbus. I look forward to the next one. Good post.
Eleanor, this is a FANTASTIC analogy -- I went to my first mini barcamp last month, DC is the end of this month -- and I can't WAIT! I learned so much at the last one -- I know a full day will leave me breathless! GREAT post!
Hi Eleanor -- You are so right. One can achieve most anything in life with a vision, goals and solid execution.
I'm looking forward to Raleigh. I wanted to do Lynchburg, too. rebarcamps are GREAT. And you have to step away from the chairs at the side of the room and dance...
Hey there, great post, I'll be there, can't wait. Got your call yesterday, I didn't get to send anyone over to you. Hope you had a good turnout.
Hey guys! We are so excited about this! Lane - you are right! "you have to step away from the chairs at the side of the room and dance..." WHAT an elegant way to say that!
Eleanor - I would love to see REBar Camp come to St. Louis. I have always been curious and never been to the REBar Camp - Chicago.
Eleanor - wonderful summary of what REBarCamp is all about. I've reblogged!
I've been to one RE/BAR camp and headed to another one at the end of the month. It was a great experience. I also last year went to a Bloodhound Unchained workshop before the NAR conference that was packed with information. I think the more we keep ourselves informed on what is happening in our industry and how to use the technologies that make sense for us the better we can serve our clients.
Eleanor,
Congrats on the feature; it fell off the radar too soon!
Mike in Tucson