Hey, fellow workshop nerds! I’m thrilled to join this club of facilitation fanatics. You guys are my people! But enough about me. Let’s talk about you. What kind of workshops do you run? How do you deal with difficult participants? What are some of the resources you use? And most importantly, where do you get your coffee? I’m dying to hear from you and chat. Drop a comment below or slide into my DMs. Let’s get to know each other and make this club awesome!

A painstakingly planned in-person strategy and design workshop turned into an impromptu hybrid workshop when I discovered 8 of 18 participants would be joining remotely TWO DAYS prior to start. We scrambled to make sure the online experience was engaging and that we were bringing the room and the phone together to collaborate and discuss. Over three days of workshops, we had consistent feedback that it was the best part of their days, the funnest meetings they'd had, really engaging, and—my fav comment—they were doubtful at first but learned a lot about the process and the topic area. They key for us was just committing to making the online experience first class instead of trying to pull them into the room, so we did a lot of group activities where one group was online with an online facilitator and the another group was in the room. I'm really glad we leaned into online activities for our remote participants. Not only did we get a ton of fantastic outputs from the workshop, the participants were really clear that their experience was stellar as well.

Guys, I found this super cool website filled with AI tools for basically everything. No surprise that there's a lot on marketing and content but has anybody started experimenting with Ux/Ui GPT? I found this text to image from https://uizard.io SUPER COOL!! Then I came up with a group of guys that are using ChatGPT to create some kind of APIs for e-commerce here wondrai.com and automate everything from ideas to shipping products. What kind of AI are u using? How are u using it? Has it helped you speed up validations or prototypes to MVP?

Hello everyone, I'm thinking about what I'm likely to be asked once I start putting myself out there as a potential facilitator. In order to be prepared, what are your top questions people ask? ("How much does it cost?" is a given, as is, possibly, "Why so much?") Thanks everyone!

Hi All, I'm just in the process of working through a lot of content and working out who I might want to work with. My background is mainly in medium-large corporate organisations but smaller creative organisations have recently been a much better fit for me in my project management work. Does anyone have experience of working with smaller organisations? If so, do you have any insight into how needs and appetites of the different organisation types/sizes differ so I can try to direct my messaging in the right way to those smaller, more creatively driven organisations? Thanks so much!