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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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43:15

144 - From out of the box to unboxing: A mindset...

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2021/12/21

A nickname like “The Box Guy” belies Jimbo Clark’s effervescence and brilliance. In fact, Jimbo has spent many years trying to help us open the boxes we put ourselves in (or put over ourselves).And this mindset shift sits at the heart of our conversation in this episode - understanding the boxes we operate in and under, exploring what it means to step outside of them, and seeing what changes when facilitators adopt an unboxing mindset.Jimbo is an exemplary facilitator and a wonderful podcast guest,

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143 - Why Facilitators are Crisis Managers with...

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2021/12/15

From reframing problems to taking tips from MacGyver, Thomas Lahnthaler is full of great advice for anyone who has to manage a crisis.And as our conversation in this episode revealed, facilitators are never far from a crisis – and that’s not necessarily a bad thing.Thomas’ second time on the podcast brought just as much value as his first (episode 39), as we dive into the depths of crisis management, resourcefulness, reframing, creative activities, and why it’s so important to keep things

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143 - Why Facilitators are Crisis Managers with...

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2021/12/14

From reframing problems to taking tips from MacGyver, Thomas Lahnthaler is full of great advice for anyone who has to manage a crisis.And as our conversation in this episode revealed, facilitators are never far from a crisis – and that’s not necessarily a bad thing.Thomas’ second time on the podcast brought just as much value as his first (episode 39), as we dive into the depths of crisis management, resourcefulness, reframing, creative activities, and why it’s so important to keep things

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53:53

142 - Changing a Meeting Culture from Within, at...

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2021/12/07

Sonja Hanau is the person 99% of working professionals have prayed for at one point or another.For Sonja is a Meeting Designer. In fact, Sonja is one of the best Meeting Designers you’ll ever meet.And she’s the guest on this week’s episode, bringing her startling wisdom and clarity to our conversation in a way that truly energised me.We discuss everything from the big picture of the future of work and how meetings work in it, to the minutiae of how she creates training sessions to empower companies

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45:46

141 - Insights about Facilitation: Conversations at...

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2021/12/02

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141 - Insights about Facilitation: Conversations at...

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2021/12/01

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141 - Insights about Facilitation: Conversations at...

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2021/11/30

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140 - How to use Applied Improv to Enliven your...

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2021/11/24

Using “yes-and”, following the flow, and focusing on the process as much as the outcomes… Is this improv or facilitation?The two share a lot in common! When we combine them, we can create amazing, immersive workshops.And that’s exactly what I discuss with Shannon Hughes in this week’s episode. Shannon dedicates her work to generating ‘aliveness’ – helping leaders come alive and bringing confidence, connection, and creativity to teams.Now, she’s sharing the lessons she’s learned from bringing applied

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140 - How to use Applied Improv to Enliven your...

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2021/11/23

Using “yes-and”, following the flow, and focusing on the process as much as the outcomes… Is this improv or facilitation?The two share a lot in common! When we combine them, we can create amazing, immersive workshops.And that’s exactly what I discuss with Shannon Hughes in this week’s episode. Shannon dedicates her work to generating ‘aliveness’ – helping leaders come alive and bringing confidence, connection, and creativity to teams.Now, she’s sharing the lessons she’s learned from bringing applied

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139 - Breaking (Project) Management and Decision...

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2021/11/16

The building blocks of facilitation can be considered as quite practical, tangible things: workshops, agendas, exercises, timing, and tools. Underpinning these facilitation essentials, though, are intricate psychological and behavioural phenomena.This week’s episode is the perfect testament to that truth.Karen Schmidt – the founder of the international innovation community, ‘Over the Fence’ – joins me in this episode to discuss decision-making.In many organisations, decision-making can be more of a

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138 - Facilitating Authentic Relations with Peter...

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2021/11/10

Urban planning is the discipline of creating shared, public spaces. It could easily be mistaken for large-scale facilitation by design!Peter Munthe-Kaas can speak confidently for both disciplines, as a seasoned urban planner turned facilitator. He has such a unique perspective on what it means to create a beautiful, shared space and the missteps we can take in designing collaborative, communal experiences. I am so grateful that he was willing to share this perspective with me and the workshops work

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137 - Creating space for connection with Jonathan...

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2021/11/03

Circles are everywhere: in nature, our biology, our art. There’s something sacred and special about them. So what happens when we introduce them to our facilitation practice?This week, I dive into ‘circle’ facilitation with Jonathan Hefter, the Head of Experience Design, Facilitation, & Training at Circl.es.We start by setting a mutual understanding of great facilitation; before diving into the complexities of holding judgements, learning to listen and centre others, and the physical and

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137 - Creating space for connection with Jonathan...

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2021/11/02

Circles are everywhere: in nature, our biology, our art. There’s something sacred and special about them. So what happens when we introduce them to our facilitation practice?This week, I dive into ‘circle’ facilitation with Jonathan Hefter, the Head of Experience Design, Facilitation, & Training at Circl.es.We start by setting a mutual understanding of great facilitation; before diving into the complexities of holding judgements, learning to listen and centre others, and the physical and

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136 - Facilitating with and without Lego Serious Play...

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2021/10/27

LEGO Serious Play is an increasingly popular method of facilitation and one that we’ve explored previously on the podcast, but I wanted to dive into a little deeper and with a slightly more critical lens.I found the perfect person for the job - Sean Blair, a LEGO Serious Play trainer and facilitator and soon-to-be quadruple-published author on the topic. You could call him experienced in the subject…And, to my non-surprise, we had the most brilliant conversation. So brilliant, in fact, that I had to

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35:40

136 - Facilitating with and without Lego Serious Play...

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2021/10/26

LEGO Serious Play is an increasingly popular method of facilitation and one that we’ve explored previously on the podcast, but I wanted to dive into a little deeper and with a slightly more critical lens.I found the perfect person for the job - Sean Blair, a LEGO Serious Play trainer and facilitator and soon-to-be quadruple-published author on the topic. You could call him experienced in the subject…And, to my non-surprise, we had the most brilliant conversation. So brilliant, in fact, that I had to

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135 - A journey from Architecture to Facilitation...

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2021/10/19

When it comes to workshops, we often talk about “making space” for people to express themselves creatively and authentically.It’s a metaphorical phrase, but there is a lot to be found in the more literal interpretation. And who better to explore both sides of that interpretation than Flor Ortelli - an architect-turned-facilitator? In this episode, we interrogate the impact physical spaces have on our creativity and collaboration, how to design spaces for collaboration, and why we should always

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134 - Unlocking creative potential through collective...

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2021/10/12

Chris Bent isn’t creative, he’ll happily admit.Chris Bent is also the founder of Piccles, one of the best creative platforms I’ve seen.If that doesn’t quite add up for you, the answer lies in collective drawing and its remarkable ability to help anyone and everyone communicate through creativity.Since accidentally discovering the power of collective drawing, Chris has taken it in his stride and founded Piccles. Now, he helps groups of all backgrounds and interests access deeper communication through

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133 Part 3 - The High Art of Facilitation with Meg...

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2021/10/07

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133 Part 2 - The How of Facilitation with Meg Bolger

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2021/10/06

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133 - The conversation I wish I heard when I started...

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2021/10/05

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