Hello everyone, I've been thinking a lot about what type of services and workshops I want to provide, and one thing I have many doubts about is pricing. I recently listened to Jonathan's podcast where he talks about setting a day rate. That sounds very reasonable, specially considering I've had experience selling by hour of work (for design work) and it was very tricky to forecast how much a project should eventually cost. However, we do know that a 2 hours workshop can take up to a few days of actual work, counting briefing, planing and reporting. Imagine a 1 day or multiple days workshop. How do you price that? By package? As in, for example, a 1 day workshop would be more or less 4 days of work, therefore it would cost (day rate * 4)?

Do any of you focus on UX consulting and run UX Workshops? If so i'd love to connect and share notes.

Hey everyone! I wanted to share something personal and ask for your help with an exciting new initiative. I have some learning disabilities, and during COVID-19, I discovered the transformative power of visual problem-solving sessions. Using tools like Xmind, Miro, and Figma truly changed my life, making complex ideas easier to understand and communicate. This experience has been magical for me, and I genuinely believe these visual methods can help others too, especially in remote collaboration settings. What I’m Thinking and Want to Explore: I want to design visually engaging problem-solving sprints for e-commerce clients using tools like Xmind, Miro, and Figma. These tools have helped me break down complex problems, facilitate better understanding, and engage more effectively with my team and clients. I believe they can drive significant improvements in UX/UI, optimize marketplace listings, and provide insightful data analysis. I’m also keen to enhance our team’s visual collaboration skills and workflows, boosting both efficiency and creativity. I’d love to hear your thoughts and collaborate on how we can integrate these visual methods into our processes. Together, we can explore new ways to improve remote collaboration and problem-solving. What I’m Looking for: - If anyone has experience with visual problem-solving sessions, I’d love to hear your insights. Your expertise could be invaluable. - Any tips on using visual tools for remote collaboration would be greatly appreciated. Every bit of advice helps. - If you're passionate about exploring and building this together, let’s connect. I believe we can create something amazing. - If anyone knows who offers this type of service in the community, please make a suggestion. Your recommendations could make a big difference. We have access to multiple brands would love to share this opportunity with anyone who wants to explore visual working sessions ! I’m eager to see if anyone else is deeply into trying to solve and design Visual Thinking, Visual Solving and Visual collaboration combined with facilitation superpower 🙏🏻

Hey everyone! I'm looking for a couple of awesome facilitators to help out with a new initiative. We're designing sprint sessions for e-commerce companies, where we go in and fix problems as a short term swat team to go in and fix and come out. We need facilitators for different department teams: - Design team: improving UX/UI, branding content creation, and listing improvements - Marketplace team: optimizing listings, improving search rankings, and boosting marketplace performance - Data team: analyzing metrics, identifying trends, and providing actionable insights - Back-end team: create or optimize backend database structures as most ecommerce brands lack backend in the early stages We've got a pool of e-commerce clients who need short-term sprints to fix specific problems. If this could be a chance to work together, would love to share this opportunity togehter as we need a constant facilitation throughout the program! Facilitation and sprint design will be crucial, for this sprint-for-sprint model. Would love to know if you know anyone who would be a great fit. Also, if you have any better ideas than this approach, I'd love to hear and learn from you! Please feel free to message me 🙏🏻❤️🙌🏻

Hi everyone - I have been slowing building my facilitation business around my 9-5 job, but am looking to secure enough clients in the next year to officially leave my 9-5. It's an exciting journey, but nerve-wreaking at the same time. A few questions for the group: 1. how long did it take you to excite full-time employment (if you had a full-time job before facilitation work)? 2. What industry to you find your most successful facilitations from? 3. What is your favorite workshop energizer to get the group excited again after lunch?