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This experience assumes that a show or presentation was held within the activities of Hitting 
the Hearts, but the results, according to your evaluation criteria, were not fully 
met. You felt that you have reached the hearts only by half. That&#39;s why we 
call it an average quality show. 
 
But what is of interest in this? What can be learned from an average quality 
show, a show which &#39;&#39;more or less&#39;&#39; appealed to the audience? 
The first thing you should understand is that there is a relationship between 
the process of presentation and the result of Hitting the Hearts. If the process 
of presentation is of low quality, the results will also be low; if the quality of 
the show is average, the results will also be average or worse; if the quality of 
the show is high, the results will also be high. There is a proverb that says, 
&#39;&#39;you cannot reap good fruit from a sick tree.&#39;&#39; 
 
This experience is important to train your ability to feel, through the reaction 
of the audience, the quality level of your presentation and its outcome. 
 
An audience doesn&rsquo;t hide their feelings towards something that is being 
presented. If excited, the audience applauds, laughs and expresses feelings of 
empathy; but if it is unpleasant, the audience will also express their 
indifference and concern at the fact that it is just wasting their time. 
 
At first, you may react to this kind of assessment, made through the reactions 
and comments from the audience. Your argument may be that it is too 
subjective, it is not concrete. But think about it: You have seen many different 
presentations; some of them pleased you while others didn&rsquo;t. Think of those 
performances that didn&rsquo;t please you: Why didn&rsquo;t they motivate you? Was the 
message unclear? Was the message irrelevant to you? 
 
However, the intention here is not to please the audience; it is to educate the 
audience, to engage and involve people from the audience in the issue that 
you are presenting. Even if a person doesn&rsquo;t have a malaria problem in their 
home, because they implement all the preventive measures, they can gladly&nbsp; 
participate in your presentation in order to learn more and motivate others. It 
is always like this. Hence, it is very important to make invitations informing 
the public a few days before your show. 
 
You really need to assess whether the show was awful, bad, mediocre, fair, 
good, very good or excellent. Why? Because you always want to improve 
your performances. You want the best in order to get the best result, reaching 
all the hearts. Have you ever watched a show that made you feel something? 
The emergence of this feeling shows that you were hit in your heart. Some 
people cry, others laugh &ndash; a hit heart reacts in different ways depending on the 
message that touched it. 
 
This is a very important moment in the work of Reaching the Public, a work 
of discussion and dissemination of your travel experience &ndash; but you need 
assessment in order to learn how to make better performances.

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