I was a on a podcast with @Geoff Zimpfer last week and one of the topics we went over was how I come up with content for these workshops. What it comes down to is I present on topics that: 1) I enjoy, 2) That i'm confident in, & 3) That I use in my every day business. I don't speak about things that I don't know very well because people will feel that and the energy dwindles. Also if I don't know it well it most likely means that I don't really enjoy it and people will feel that too. As brokers/ business owners, don't discredit yourself that a lot of what we do on a daily basis are things that other people can learn from. What I enjoy most is marketing & sales. My content is very heavy on those things. My content is very light when it comes to talking about mortgage bonds and charts because I don't know them well and I don't find them as interesting. If you're someone who loves the markets & mortgage products... - Hold a workshop where you talk about market data, trends, & predictions. I would also add a strategy piece in this segment to give realtors something they can use to help them in the market - Hold a workshop where you talk about the financing options you have - Hold a workshop that focuses on one specific product and really educate on how it could help the realtor get more/ new buyers into the marketplace that otherwise would not. If you're someone who loves operations... - Hold a workshop where you talk about the tools and systems you use to streamline internal ops. - Hold a workshop where you talk about your system you have for converting leads that come in - Hold a workshop where you If you're someone who loves what I call widgets... - Hold a workshop talking about buy downs - Hold a workshop talking about seller concession strategy If you're someone who loves recruiting... - Hold a workshop sharing what your methods are for recruiting Etc etc. Just think about what you like to do, what you're good at, and what you do in your business day to day and turn those into classes.