Before I attended events like FaMeta, I made business decisions based on guesswork. I relied on online reviews and product sheets. Bought a machine that looked great on paper. It

I still remember standing outside Machine Tool Indonesia, badge around my neck, completely unsure where to begin. So many halls. So many machines. So little time. That trip taught me

At my first Mactech, I showed up with zero planning. I figured I’d walk around and just “see what’s interesting.” But after the show ended, I realized I missed almost

I remember my first time attending Lesdrevmash. I had the flight booked, hotel sorted, and my badge printed. But once I arrived, I felt lost. I had no clear plan.

The first time I walked into JIMTOF, I froze. Too many booths. Too many people. I didn’t know where to go. If that sounds like how you feel now, you’re

I used to show up to events like IWF without a plan. I thought I could just figure it out. I was wrong. The first time I went, I missed

My first IMTS visit was a mess. I showed up late. I got lost. I left with sore feet and regrets. I almost didn’t go again. But I did. And

I learned the value of planning the hard way, by wandering through IMTEX for an entire day and realizing I barely covered 10% of what I needed. The next day,

I went into FMC China thinking I could wing it. By the second day, I realized I was invisible, no leads, no momentum, just fatigue. That experience made one thing