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Summits & Conventions ... are they worth it?
Hey y'all! I am a newer investor (1-mid, 1-long), and went to BPCON '23. Looking back I didn't get a whole lot out of it, besides a couple connections/networking and speakers giving good education. My question is, if I can read most of the information given at sessions, and network with people in my region, or social media, what is the benefit of taking 3-4 days off work and spending a couple grand (entrance, flight, food, lodging)?
My impetus is acting with the knowledge I already have. Seems like a waste not having a lot of doors going to an event like that, but I am open to a broader perspective.
Thanks!