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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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102 - The intentional facilitator: How to turn...

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2021/03/03

Forging your own career or business in facilitation isn’t easy. As so many of the guests on this podcast can attest to, it’s often the case that we don’t know that we are facilitators until somebody introduces us to the concept.So, how can facilitators create a career or business in facilitation with intention, strategy, and confidence?Robin Muretisch is a shining example of how to do this! She joins me in this episode to share such vital advice and insights into how facilitators can launch out on

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101 - How to facilitate process improvement -...

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2021/02/24

How much of your workday do you really pay attention to?From where you sit to how often you get distracted and what happens when you come back from a break, all of these moments that make up our days are automatic processes.What would happen if you could track and analyse the way you work?Dr Mark Whittaker does just that and uses the data he gathers to design human-centred processes that help teams work better than they ever imagined. Combining qualitative and quantitative data with facilitation,

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100 - The nuggets that make workshops work - with 14...

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2021/02/17

100 episodes. (More than) 100 guests. Thousands of listeners. You, here, reading this and listening to this landmark episode.To mark this milestone, I turned the microphone towards the workshops work audience and asked if anyone would like to share the moment that has stuck with them most from these first 100 episodes.I’ve received 14 beautiful responses that, when taken together, form a bigger picture of the landscape of facilitation. You might be surprised at the varied scenery it captures!Thank

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099 - How to Grow Your Meeting Culture with Elise Keith

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2021/02/10

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098 - Agile for Everyone with Judith Mills

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2021/02/03

Agile can be hugely effective in many environments, but from the outside, it can be daunting. The language, its origins in tech, and its overzealous cheerleaders can make it seem inaccessible and only applicable in specific situations.If that sounds like a familiar pain, Judith Mills is just the medicine you need!Not only is Judith an expert in applying Agile in everywhere from software to gardening, but she explains it all with easy-going charm, clarity, and simplicity.You can hear it for yourself

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097 - Keeping facilitation human with Paul Nunesdea

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2021/01/27

As a former Board member of the International Association of Facilitators (IAF), and co-Founder of the Digital Collaboration Academy, there are few people better placed to discuss where our industry is and where it's going than Paul Nunesdea.We certainly captured some fascinating predictions and provocations in our wide-ranging conversation in this episode.A central focus was the importance - and limitations – of the IAF’s stated ‘core competencies’ for facilitators. We also explored the role

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096 - The interconnections between leadership and...

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2021/01/20

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095 - Workshop Your Life with Gabrielle Santa-Donato

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2021/01/13

When Gabrielle Santa-Donato said, “we need to be intentional about this transition”, she wasn’t talking about virtual workshops or exploring a workshop challenge.She was talking about creating a post-pandemic world.We’ve grown used to adjusting – to remote work, to lockdowns, to loss. What if we’ve become so adjusted to adjusting that we risk moving out of the pandemic without intention?Gabrielle knows this better than most, having taken a role at Airbnb facilitating the adaptation to remote work

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094 - How to build your confidence as a facilitator...

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2021/01/06

From exploring human graphs as a way of completing her homework in high school to flourishing as a multidisciplinary facilitator, dancer, and visual consultant, Lauren Green has had the kind of journey I love to learn about. Uniting seemingly disparate worlds, Lauren’s unique perspective on facilitation is as refreshing as it is revelatory.She joined me in this episode to discuss how facilitators can become more confident in the nascent world of virtual facilitation, how dance and facilitation have

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093 - Apply Design Thinking Principles to Unlock...

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2020/12/30

Jeroen Frumau has had a remarkable career – from working at the arrowhead of innovation in senior roles at Phillips Design to founding and co-founding multiple non-profits. The threads that stitch these experiences together are design thinking and design sprints.Jeroen joined me on the podcast to share the universal truths he’s found about the application of design thinking across private, public, and non-profit ventures – including this summer’s incredible 4better2morrow virtual Summer Camp

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092 - A simple guide to engaged online meetings with...

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2020/12/23

Do you want to create meetings that participants actively engage with?When online meetings fail, it’s almost always because the offline meetings were bad in the first place. If you want every participant to engage with the meeting, you must be intentional from the start. The last thing you want to do is leave anyone out! As the facilitator, you must try and involve all participants by giving them enough opportunities to think, speak, and contribute to the meeting.In this episode of workshops work, I

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091 - Behind the standard template - How to create...

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2020/12/16

Do you want to get better at creating mind-blowing visual experiences for participants?If so, you need to think about the story and method behind your canvas and its templates. A template is designed to guide participants through the various experiences of the workshop. You can think of it like a visual guide that provides participants with the instructions they need to follow. However, you can take your templates a step further and use them to create captivating visual experiences for your

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090 - Facilitation is like Gardening with Lee Kim

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2020/12/09

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089 - Improv on Paper: Unleashing Creativity in the...

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2020/12/02

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088 - A (Virtual) Museum as a Workshop Space with...

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2020/11/25

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087 - Facilitation is about being in service with Jay...

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2020/11/18

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086 - Foster Your Team’s Resilience Through...

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2020/11/11

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Bonus Episode: Behind the Scenes of the...

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2020/11/09

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085 - Help Groups Work Better Together Online with...

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2020/11/04

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084 - Beyond Zoom: Behind the Scenes of Toasty, a new...

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2020/10/28

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