Behavioral economist Myriam Hadnes interviews world-class facilitators about what makes workshops work. She argues mindset matters more than tools: sharing your own uncertainty creates safety for participants to do the same. She's interviewed over 50 facilitators and offers personalized help for your workshop challenges.
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Hi, my name is Myriam Hadnes. I'm a behavioral economist and I'm the host of the Workshops Work podcast. Every week I interview world-class facilitators to find out what the magic ingredient is that makes workshops work. When it comes to workshop delivery, the tools we use, the exercises and methods are only one part of the equation. A lot depends on ourselves and our mindset. So with Jeremy and Rajna on episodes 7 and 24, we talked about mindset management and what it takes to feel comfort in uncertainty. For instance, I learned that if I share my uncertainty and vulnerability with a group, I immediately create the safe space where then the participants would just join me and also be open about how they're feeling, what's on their mind. I learned from over 50 professional facilitators what it takes to make workshops work. What is it what you need? What if I could help you to use the insights from the podcast, my own experience, to apply it to your specific needs? So send me a private message to join the journey and make your next workshops work.