A Few Questions

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Last night prior to hitting the sack, I had some minor thoughts swirling in my head about how to approach the upcoming Rockford Pride Fest in June. We are a few weeks away from the thing, however, I just want everything to go right. Yes, I know had the income to back this up I'd be doing a bit better right now. So much has gone into this with little results. I could go on and on about that. 
How should I approach the people? How often should I give out these business cards? Should I have gotten those magnets earlier in the year? What should I wear? Even when I may have a few questions like the above, I still do have the knowledge to make this time an improvement from last year. 

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