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body<div class="pilot"><div class="wrap"><article class="article"><div class="eyebrow">FREE SELF-GUIDED LEARNING PATH</div><h1>Prepare one market.<br>Learn by doing.</h1><p class="lede">Four self-guided exercises, from a show brief to a useful event review.</p><p>Start with your own materials and work through the exercises at your pace. This page is free. It includes no instructor feedback, live classes or certification.</p><div class="actions"><a class="btn" href="/planner">Build my project plan</a><a href="/guide">Explore the PDF &amp; worksheets</a></div><details class="lesson" open><summary>01 / Write your show brief</summary><div class="lesson-body"><p>Choose a real event you are considering. Record its date, table dimensions, organizer requirements, access arrangements and costs using information you have checked with the organizer.</p><h3>Your exercise</h3><p>Decide what you need to learn from this event. Keep that question separate from a sales target. Note which assumptions still need confirmation.</p><p class="deliverable"><strong>Finish with:</strong> A short event brief with confirmed facts and open questions.</p></div></details><details class="lesson" ><summary>02 / Model your stock</summary><div class="lesson-body"><p>Open the free planner and replace the fictional example with an assortment you could actually bring. Enter consistent prices and included costs. Try more than one sold-quantity scenario.</p><h3>Your exercise</h3><p>Inspect the result after included event costs and after the optional labor allowance. Note costs you have omitted and cash tied up in unsold stock.</p><p class="deliverable"><strong>Finish with:</strong> A downloaded cost-and-stock scenario with labeled assumptions.</p></div></details><details class="lesson" ><summary>03 / Rehearse the table</summary><div class="lesson-body"><p>Mark the actual table dimensions on a surface. Arrange the work, prices, wrapping area and a clear handoff space. Check the arrangement from a visitor’s viewpoint before packing it.</p><h3>Your exercise</h3><p>Give each product a simple item code. Pack the rehearsal layout in a sequence you can reverse at the event. Make your own load-out list and tick it against the packed boxes.</p><p class="deliverable"><strong>Finish with:</strong> A table plan, item codes and a checked packing list.</p></div></details><details class="lesson" ><summary>04 / Record & review</summary><div class="lesson-body"><p>At the event, record transactions consistently using your item codes. Keep questions and compliments in a separate notes column. Afterward, reconcile opening stock with sales, breakage and closing stock.</p><h3>Your exercise</h3><p>Compare actual included costs and receipts with your scenario. Choose one supported change for the next event; describe what observation would make you keep it.</p><p class="deliverable"><strong>Finish with:</strong> A stock reconciliation, an event review and one next experiment.</p></div></details><section class="section"><h2>Keep the whole project together.</h2><p>Download your planner, keep your notes with the work and record one thing you changed after reviewing it. The PDF edition adds the complete written workflow, a worked example and reusable worksheets.</p><div class="tool-links"><a href="/planner">Open the free planner</a><a href="/guide">See the PDF contents &amp; sample</a><a href="/#learn">Read the free guides</a></div></section></article></div></div>
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