Jane Hoge, our conference administrator, mentioned that you received high marks from the participants for your three presentations at the conference. We appreciate the good work you do for us.

I had the pleasure of attending two of your workshops. As a very busy working mother of three children, I have always found it difficult to balance my time both at the office and at home. It really does help to allow myself breathing space before moving on to the next job.
Thank you for sharing most helpful tips with our group on how to clear our minds and overloaded desks.

I enjoyed both your general session and the concurrent break-out session. You are a very good source of information and did an excellent job presenting your information. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!

I really enjoyed your presentation and shared with my boss your idea of the "Jeff Davidson Advisory Board." He thinks your idea is fascinating and would really like to find out more about it.
To be very honest with you, when I first heard you talk about your own personal advisory board, I thought you had to be kidding. But it makes sense -- we use it in our business, and it has been a great benefit to us -- so why not use it for our personal advancement and growth!

I truly enjoyed the sessions I attended that you conducted at our secretarial conference. Your energy and apparent knowledge revitalized me. Your sessions were of more help to me in keeping myself together than any of the others I attended. You were very enjoyable.

I recently heard you speak. I was quite impressed with your presentations and found some of the facts you presented astounding. After hearing you, I have taken steps in my life, both at work and at home, to make some changes. I now give much consideration to those "Mega-Realities" and how they affect our lives. And yes, I have made some changes because of these.
It was a real pleasure and most interesting to hear you speak. If I knew that you were going to be speaking anywhere near my area, I would make an effort to attend.

I found your presentation to be interesting and humorous. With the "information boom" approaching, it is very difficult to determine where best to spend ones time and money. Your sessions were more than worthy of both! Perhaps the most important thing that I have learned from your work is that it is not so important what you know, but that you know where to find it.

I would like to tell you how much I enjoyed your presentations this past October. I found your presentations both enjoyable and informative. After hearing you speak on the subjects, I was actually "perked" into trying out these methods and techniques to bring some order to this hectic pace I keep. I have already seen some improvement in my daily tasks. My bosses thank you.

I was a member of the planning committee for our conference and was fortunate to be able to attend the general session to hear your presentation. You did a fantastic job in both captivating the attention of the audience as well as motivating them.
I also attended your workshop on Tuesday afternoon, "Finding More Breathing Space at Work and at Home" and found it very helpful as well. Hope to see you at a conference in the future.

Last week I attended the Executive Secretary Conference. Your presentation contained some very interesting and sometimes startling statistics. I have often felt overwhelmed with the amount of paperwork that comes through my office. I now am attempting to approach this "monster" with an aggressive attitude and with a positive frame of mind that I CAN do something about this situation NOW.
I am even encouraging my boss to clear his desk, at least occasionally. (By the way, I cleaned out two closets, several kitchen cabinets, and my home file cabinet over this past weekend. Feels good!)
Thanks for sharing some great information.