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In this introductory YouTube segment, Myriam Hadnes— a behavioral economist and host of the Workshops Work podcast—explains the purpose of her show, which interviews top facilitators to uncover the "magic ingredient" that makes workshops successful. She highlights lessons from podcast episodes 11 and 32, where she learned that large‑scale workshops (akin to conferences or festivals) run best when individual speaking time is minimized, participants receive ready‑made templates at their tables, and a small team of co‑facilitators handles questions. Drawing on insights from over 50 facilitators, she offers to apply these learnings to viewers' specific needs and invites them to contact her privately for personalized facilitation support.

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