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I just received this email from a client following a two-day board governance and planning session I facilitated: “It is so great to see what we accomplished over that weekend. Even with the many difficult conversations, you helped us realize
Recently, I refreshed the conversations I have with clients before we agree that I will facilitate a workshop for them. I call this, “the conversation before the conversation”, meaning that what I and the client discuss and agree upon before
Guest post by Chris Pedersen Today, I want to take a brave step into the conversation about the use of technology in facilitation. I will discuss two things: what happens when when we fail to understand the positive and negative
Invite participants to feel uncomfortable. This is the second article in a short series of lessons I learned or affirmed during my past year as a facilitator. When facilitating some sessions, I purposely encouraged participants to willingly feel slightly uncomfortable