These workshop facilitation techniques will help you design engaging, interactive, and productive workshops. They’re ideal for groups of 9 or more people.
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Cognitive bias examples: recognize them and regain control
Relationships can be tough (even when we’re thinking clearly!). To make matters worse, cognitive bias has the potential to blur, distort and complicate relationships.
Let’s explore!
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18 Barriers to listening and how to overcome them
There are so many barriers to listening! It’s amazing we can connect at all.
Recognize the barriers and you can start to overcome them. Follow the guidance in this article and you’ll make even further progress towards listening effectively.
How to calm your nerves before a big presentation: 12 practical, confidence-building tips
First, I confess, I have no magic bullets. Calming your nerves before a presentation is not about one ‘quick fix’, it’s about getting all the little things right.
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A simple, engaging presentation structure that works every time
A simple, engaging presentation structure is like the air that your audience breaths: invisible, unnoticed and essential.
It will draw them into the content, and they will stay fully focused on what you have to say.
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Unconscious bias videos and discussion prompts
Unconscious bias videos are a great way to start a conversation about bias. I’ve searched for the best videos across the web and summarized them for your reference. (All the videos are just a few minutes long.)