Dear fellows, I'm sitting at a new concept around team communication and would be happy if you would like to share your best exercise and ideas around the topic - Improve team communication Thanks in advance 😍

Dear all, in yesterdays call we had a question around a follow-up process with our clients. As Rebecca mentioned AJ & Smart don't follow up. Their offer is just the workshop, maybe the Who-What-When and that's all. I would like to know if you partner or recommend with agencies or consultants to help your clients with the next steps? How do you handle this in the best case? As I mentioned last week, I want to change my business model a bit and I only want to work in my zone of genius, for example workshops for problem discovery and identification (thanks to Jonathan for the impulse). Since last week I was wondering what to do with the information out of a workshop like this. Will my client be able to handle it by themselves? Looking forward to your ideas and thoughts.

What is the LDJ Royale process about? How is it different from LDJ?

Upcoming Challenge: 3-day Hybrid workshop Workshop scope: I am doing a 3-day Hybrid workshop for a start-up team in Heidelberg for 30 people from July 10-13. 8 people are on-site, the rest are remote. Very diverse nationalities. Language: English. Time zone. CET My problem: My energy goes down and my attention suffers and pulls away from the participants if I have to care too much about the technical flow of the workshop. 1. Job profile: Tech Miro support / remote co-facilitator Description: Technical support for Miro. I am looking for someone who can help me with the technical aspects of the workshop so that I can moderate freely, make sure that the participants are digitally on the right board, take the next step (access the right board, put sticky notes on the board in time, or split participants into different rooms, keep track of time, and monitor chat progress and make me aware of it), and potentially also act as a co-facilitator. 2. Job profile: Miro Board Builder I am looking for someone to build me Miro boards for workshops. Urgency: the workshop is in ten days - July 10-13 - and I am in the middle of preparation. Time slots to talk: this weekend 3-7 pm Monday: 6-7 pm Tuesday at 5-8 pm To facilitate communication, please only contact people who are in the same time zone. Berlin, CET. Money: It's not a corporate, but a startup that is tight on cash. Therefore, don't expect a cash cow. Payment: Moderate hourly/daily rates but certainly very good to get to know each other and practice a setup. Looking forward to suggestions or interest from the community. Lenard

I've got this challenge to sketch some projects with 150 people in only two and a half hours to do it. I'm planning to split the group into different forms along the way, but I've never worked with a group like that, so I'd love any suggestion you guys may share! :)

Hi everyone! I'm probably rather late for the party, but I just came across Theory U. I wondered if anyone has experience exploring it in workshops. https://www.u-school.org/theory-u

I am doing a keynote in august on a facilitation conference. There are two themes in the keynote: a) Significant trends in facilitation the past 10 years, and b) What is the future bringing for the facilitation profession? It is a really facinating research. I would be keen to hear if you might have thoughts or insights on any of these themes or just aspects of them.

Using @Jonathan Courtney 's 4C framework, there are 80 great tools in the following book thet you may build a workshop around them. The book's title is: "Design. Think. Make. Break. Repeat". [Tomitsch, M., Borthwick, M., Ahmadpour, N., Cooper, C., Frawley, J., Hepburn, L.A., Kocaballi, A.B., Loke, L., Núñez-Pacheco, C., ‎ Straker, K., ‎Wrigley, C. (2021). Design. Think. Make. Break. Repeat. A Handbook of Methods (revised edition). BIS Publishers, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.] More info and the list of methods: http://designthinkmakebreakrepeat.com/