When a facilitator opens their workshop with a strained, anxious voice — an effective workshop is not likely to follow. A facilitator who learns from Joep Hegger will not have this problem. 🎧 Speak up, set the tone, and make yourself loud and clear: buff.ly/3Px4lYL

Train your voice to be more powerful, authentic, and warm and you’ll be able to make an amazing first and last impression. 🎧 Joep Hegger — vocal coach and facilitator — explains how: workshops.work/podcast/174

The best messages don’t automatically receive the biggest audiences. 🎧 Learn how to deliver your content with meaning and magic, courtesy of vocal coach and workshop leader Joep Hegger: workshops.work/podcast/174

Presence doesn't mean turning up and being in the room. A Zoom facilitator can be far more present than an on-site facilitator. 🎧 Explore the intricacies of presence in facilitation, with Lily, Oscar, and Michelle: buff.ly/3PwFd4T

If you had to choose, would you rather: 🤳 A facilitator who is fully present via Zoom 😴 A facilitator who is distant in-person I'd expect a landslide one way! 🎧 Michelle, Lily, and Oscar explore the challenges of presence: workshops.work/podcast/175

Whether we mean to or not, our energy and presence will influence the group. Michelle, Lily, and Oscar shared in the latest #NeverDoneBefore Seedlings forum to discuss what it means to be present as a facilitator. 🎧 Tune in and enjoy: workshops.work/podcast/175

Card decks are not just ice melters or energisers. They can help us understand our (and others’) emotions, explore creatively, and find a bit more magic in our workshops. Nick Kellet explains it better than I ever could! 🎧 Enjoy episode 176 with Nick: buff.ly/3vxmlue

I could explore play and games for weeks. Guests like Nick Kellet (Deckible) make me think I could explore it for months! 🎧 Hear our conversation about taking games and decks beyond ice melters and learn how to use them as a new mode of communication: workshops.work/podcast/176

Step back and let the magic happen… It might seem scary, but trust the process and let the group make its magic moments. 🎧 Nick Kellet opens his magician's toolbox in the latest episode of workshops work, as we explore how games can help us facilitate: workshops.work/podcast/176

Really enjoyed this conversation with Myriam Hadnes about laying down the ground for facilitators to experiment, building a #community and more! #facilitation #IAF

Tina Turner may not have been singing about facilitation, but I wanted to turn a tune with Lorenz Christian Sell about the intersections of facilitation and love. Presence, connection, and non-judgement… see the similarities? 🎧 Enjoy E177 (and the free summary): workshops.work/podcast/177

Being present is an act of love — to yourself, the group, and the workshop. Love and facilitation have a lot in common. This quote is the perfect place to start. 🎧 Fall in love with facilitation all over again, courtesy of Lorenz Christian Sell's words of wisdom: workshops.work/podcast/177

1️⃣ in 1,000 = a face in a crowd. 1️⃣ in 100 = a cog in the machine. 1️⃣ in 6 = a visible, valuable human. 🎧 Small groups keep us grounded and connected — explore their impact in episode 177 with Lorenz Christian Sell: workshops.work/podcast/177

Nobody said organisational change was easy, but Douglas Breitbart contends that that’s because of our choice of process, not because of the idea itself. 🎧 Learn how to lead transformation in an equitable, distributed way with episode 178: buff.ly/3QMKXr4

Douglas Breitbart couldn’t be clearer about organisational change: ➡️ It’s an internal process. ⬅️ If we try to make it otherwise, the process will not succeed. 🎧 Hear about Doug’s approach and learn how to adopt it in your own work: workshops.work/podcast/178

🔴 “We're changing X.” 🟢 “Together, we’re going to work out how to change X.” Organisational change has to involve the people it will affect. Otherwise, nothing changes. 🎧 Explore what it means to facilitate transformation with Douglas Breitbart: workshops.work/podcast/178

This was a really fun experience. And a lot of challenging questions and a huge focus on facilitation youtube.com/watch?v=OQUeT-… Myriam Hadnes #deckible #innovation #ideation

Just starting in #facilitation? Of those people who have responded to the State of Facilitation 2022 survey so far, only 6.2% describe themselves as beginners. 🤔 Help us build a true picture of facilitation by filling in and sharing the survey below. 💚 buff.ly/3svpxor

.@myriamhadnes interviewde Heleen Kuiper voor haar 🎤 podcastserie Workshops Work. Ze praatten over het verschil tussen een #machtshierarchie en een #doelenhierarchie en over het effect van een check-in. Luister hier: buff.ly/3AKqT3U

First in the Middle East, this is a moment for all to celebrate. Congratulations to Israel and to humanity. Second, this picture powerfully illustrates the reality: the so-called "apartheid" Jewish state, where a Jewish doctor is treating a Muslim Arab who was held hostage by