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Karyn Greenstreet, 2015 Adult Learning Survey Results

Every couple of years, my colleague Karyn Greenstreet, conducts the Adult Learning Survey research to tap into the changing ways about how adults prefer to learn business content. And 2015 was the year for the new survey.

In this conversation, you’ll discover how you can use the results of the Learning Survey in your own business if you do any teaching, training, coaching or consulting. This is important info to implement in your business!

Karyn Greenstreet, Passion for BusinessKaryn Greenstreet, the founder of Passion for Business, is an internationally known self-employment expert and small business consultant and has owned six businesses since 1981. She has spoken at numerous national conferences on business strategy and marketing topics and has taught over 270,000 people worldwide.

Click here to download a copy of the survey results (no opt-in required).

This is a replay of the live broadcast with Karyn Greenstreet, MaAnna Stephenson of BlogAid and Joselito Laudencia. 

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About Denise Wakeman

Denise Wakeman is a visibility strategist, marketer, and experimenter with over 25 years in the online space. She helps experienced professionals transform deep expertise into consistent, sustainable visibility that attracts clients without burnout or hype.
Since 1996, she’s built businesses from the ground up, navigated every twist and turn of online marketing, and embraced new tools (yes, including AI) as they emerged. Her approach combines heart, clarity, and pragmatism: practical visibility habits, honest conversation, and steady momentum.
Denise is the voice behind Your Visibility Edge, where she delivers weekly strategies, AI-powered prompts, and community support to solo business owners who want to get seen (well) not just louder.

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  14. blankTrudy Van Buskirk

    I read a book and one of the things the author found is that use of “new technology” is actually changing our brains … just as reading meant we didn’t use oral traditions in the same way as we did.