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Unprofessionalism

Dr Myriam Hadnes

Professional performance is exhausting. Maintaining the mask. Editing ourselves. Pretending we know when we don"t.This podcast is about people who dropped the performance. And what happened next.Each episode features someone who broke professional conventions and found something better on the other side: the executive who disclosed grief in a corporate setting and found it opened new ways of relating; the coach who realised her authority came from integrity, not compliance; the designer who ignored

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27:37

177 - What Love Has To Do With Facilitation with...

Unprofessionalism ·

2022/08/09

Love is wonderful, it’s all around. Love is the finest thing in the world… but what’s it got to do with facilitation?Spend and hour with Lorenz Sell and you’ll see the many threads that connect love and facilitation together. From creating connection and honest communication to presence and validation — facilitators may as well be love incarnate!Lorenz and I discuss a range of themes in this episode, from the nitty-gritty of learning and sharing to the beautiful soft light of love and attention

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176 - Facilitating Feelings or: Creating Magic with...

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2022/08/03

Games or card decks are often used as fun activities in workshops. They’re seen as good tools for keeping a group energised and interested… but they can also be a tool for connection and communication.Nick Kellet, the founder of Deckible, understands the power the right game can have in group settings. Whether it’s giving participants new ways of expressing themselves or creating a container for a specific conversation, Nick knows how to use games and card decks to best effect.I wanted to speak with

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176 - Facilitating Feelings or: Creating Magic with...

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2022/08/02

Games or card decks are often used as fun activities in workshops. They’re seen as good tools for keeping a group energised and interested… but they can also be a tool for connection and communication.Nick Kellet, the founder of Deckible, understands the power the right game can have in group settings. Whether it’s giving participants new ways of expressing themselves or creating a container for a specific conversation, Nick knows how to use games and card decks to best effect.I wanted to speak with

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175 - The Meaning of Presence in Facilitation - A...

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2022/07/27

Presence — it sounds like a simple concept, but it is littered with deeper questions.Does our presence change when we are in a physical workshop or an online one? How can we work with a group that lacks presence? Can we push ourselves to be more present?To interrogate this challenging topic, we need a special format. This episode is a live recording of a NeverDoneBefore Seedling forum — our incubator for budding facilitators who are guided towards hosting their own NDB workshops at the

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175 - The Meaning of Presence in Facilitation - A...

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2022/07/26

Presence — it sounds like a simple concept, but it is littered with deeper questions.Does our presence change when we are in a physical workshop or an online one? How can we work with a group that lacks presence? Can we push ourselves to be more present?To interrogate this challenging topic, we need a special format. This episode is a live recording of a NeverDoneBefore Seedling forum — our incubator for budding facilitators who are guided towards hosting their own NDB workshops at the

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174 - Use Your Voice to Set the Tone with Joep Hegger...

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2022/07/20

Before a workshop, training, or speech, which do you spend more time thinking about: what you will say or how you will say it?Joep Hegger would argue that your voice — your tonality and delivery — are just as critical to successful communication as the words you use. And he has plenty of research to back this up!In this episode, Joep and I explore the enormous power of vocal training and the impact an intentionally projected voice can have on outcomes. This feels like a topic we will hear much more

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174 - Use Your Voice to Set the Tone with Joep Hegger...

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2022/07/19

Before a workshop, training, or speech, which do you spend more time thinking about: what you will say or how you will say it?Joep Hegger would argue that your voice — your tonality and delivery — are just as critical to successful communication as the words you use. And he has plenty of research to back this up!In this episode, Joep and I explore the enormous power of vocal training and the impact an intentionally projected voice can have on outcomes. This feels like a topic we will hear much more

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173 - It's Not About the Workshop - with Joeri – The...

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2022/07/13

Facilitation is such a broad brush with which to paint. Why is it, then, that so much of our work takes the form of workshops?Meeting our clients’ needs and desired outcomes requires a flexible approach - one that will sometimes take us beyond the workshop format. But what does that look like and how can we step into new ways of working?Joeri Schilders, founder of innovation specialists The Magic Sauce, is well versed in finding new ways to facilitate innovation and creativity. As you’ll soon hear

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173 - It's Not About the Workshop - with Joeri – The...

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2022/07/12

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172 - Encounters with Uncertainty and: How to...

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2022/07/06

How many facilitators dream of a workshop in which everything goes exactly to plan? And how many facilitators have experienced that dream?The nature of our work means we enter a space of uncertainty from the minute we step into the room. For some, this might be a paralysing thought. Our desire for control is powerful and understandable. But for others, like Matthew Bellringer, uncertainty is an opportunity.Matthew’s work in centering and celebrating neurodiversity, problem-solving at scale, and

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172 - Encounters with Uncertainty and: How to...

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2022/07/05

How many facilitators dream of a workshop in which everything goes exactly to plan? And how many facilitators have experienced that dream?The nature of our work means we enter a space of uncertainty from the minute we step into the room. For some, this might be a paralysing thought. Our desire for control is powerful and understandable. But for others, like Matthew Bellringer, uncertainty is an opportunity.Matthew’s work in centering and celebrating neurodiversity, problem-solving at scale, and

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171 - Playing with Intent with Susanne Heiss (Part 2)

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2022/06/29

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171 - Playing with Intent with Susanne Heiss (Part 1)

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2022/06/28

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170 - Psychological Safety: The soil, not the seed...

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2022/06/22

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170 - Psychological Safety: The soil, not the seed...

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2022/06/21

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169 - Facilitating with the Awareness of Cultural...

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2022/06/15

Cynthia Umurungi is a storyteller who gives a human voice to African organisations and businesses.Her voice is one I have wanted to share on this podcast for a long time - and not only because I have underrepresented voices of African heritage so far on this podcast. Cynthia’s work delicately combines storytelling and creativity with deep empathy and insights.In this episode, we explore the challenges of facilitating in a culture that isn’t your own, how team dynamics change across cultures, and how

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169 - Facilitating with the Awareness of Cultural...

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2022/06/14

Cynthia Umurungi is a storyteller who gives a human voice to African organisations and businesses.Her voice is one I have wanted to share on this podcast for a long time - and not only because I have underrepresented voices of African heritage so far on this podcast. Cynthia’s work delicately combines storytelling and creativity with deep empathy and insights.In this episode, we explore the challenges of facilitating in a culture that isn’t your own, how team dynamics change across cultures, and how

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168 - How to Build your Real-Time Community Space...

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2022/06/08

Community is on the rise. It was just a few episodes ago that I spoke with Anamaria Dorgo about facilitating communities, but in this episode I’m looking further into the future.What do communities look like in the metaverse? Can we connect in digital spaces? What needs to change or emerge for us to find community in virtual or augmented reality?Daniel Liebeskind is just the person to address this question, as the co-founder and CEO of Topia. In such a nascent industry, Daniel is as experienced as

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168 - How to Build your Real-Time Community Space...

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2022/06/07

Community is on the rise. It was just a few episodes ago that I spoke with Anamaria Dorgo about facilitating communities, but in this episode I’m looking further into the future.What do communities look like in the metaverse? Can we connect in digital spaces? What needs to change or emerge for us to find community in virtual or augmented reality?Daniel Liebeskind is just the person to address this question, as the co-founder and CEO of Topia. In such a nascent industry, Daniel is as experienced as

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167- The Art of Process Design - A live conversation...

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2022/06/01

Process is a personal thing. We all have different ways of preparing workshops and designing their structure and flow.When process design is so specific to each facilitator, is it possible to find a middle ground or a central truth?That’s the crux of this episode - which isn’t a normal episode!We recorded one of Michelle Howard’s NeverDoneBefore Seedlings sessions, following the group’s workshop on ‘process’. Jimbo Clark and I were the guests, as Michelle facilitated a conversation exploring our

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