Welcome @James Mannion 🙌😊

Welcome @Dec Bruen 🙌😊

Hey @Jan Keck, this sounds exciting! I liked all ideas you've shared. I might recommend one addition to 'Miro Profile Wall' that you can ask them to answer this question: If your life were a story, what would be the first sentence? Good luck 🙌✨

@Jan Keck I'm glad that you liked it 😊

I'm using Tally.so for my business but it could be used for all kinds of form related needs like surveys. I've seen @Pedro Segreto used it to create a massive personality finder here, you should definitely look at it ✌

Thanks @Connor Swenson! 😊 I am indeed enjoying and finding 'Make Time' quite insightful. In fact, I've already taken some steps like deleting all my apps except Kindle and Duolingo, and unsubscribing from all my email subscriptions. I’m looking forward to applying more strategies from the book in my daily routine and am curious about your training and consulting work too! By the way, your candidness about being biased, is truly inspiring 👌

@Connor Swenson Done 🙌 This might be my very first intentional subscription; I hope it helps me, thanks 😊

Thank you @Claudia Spinelli, I'm glad that you liked it 🙌 Could you share your helper words for the sounds in your full name with us? I would love to be able to say it correctly 😊

@Benedict Odjobo Thanks for trying 🙌 But no 😊

Hey @Zhuo Zhang 👋 That's a good question, and I believe everyone with experience might find their own unique touchpoints, which I would love to hear. I hope as many people as possible share their thoughts on this. On the other hand, I'm a newbie and don't have anything to add yet, but I asked your question to ChatGPT to get a possible answer. I found its answer insightful, so I wanted to share it here. Some of the points overlap with your initial answers, so I asked ChatGPT to address those as well. Here it is: 💬👉 🤖 I've compiled a list of must-have and nice-to-have qualities, complete with detailed descriptions and overlap hints in relation to Zhuo's initial answers. Here are my insights: 🌟 Must-Haves for Good Facilitation: 🎧 Active Listening: This is crucial for understanding the needs and perspectives of participants. It helps in creating an inclusive environment where everyone feels heard. (relates to understanding participants' needs) 🔄 Adaptability: The ability to adjust to changing dynamics or unexpected situations is key. This ensures that the session remains productive and on track, even when things don't go as planned. (similar to Flexibility in great facilitation) 💬 Effective Communication: Clearly conveying ideas and instructions is essential. It helps in avoiding misunderstandings and ensures that everyone is on the same page. (overlaps with Clear Objectives) 🌈 Nice-to-Haves for Good Facilitation: 💻 Tech Savvy: Especially in today's digital world, being comfortable with technology can enhance the facilitation experience. (enhances modern facilitation) 😄 Humor and Lightness: This can make the atmosphere more relaxed and engaging, helping participants to open up more. (makes sessions engaging) 🌍 Cultural Sensitivity: Understanding and respecting diverse backgrounds can greatly enhance the facilitation process. (important for diverse groups) ⭐ Must-Haves for Great Facilitation: ❤️ Empathy: Understanding and relating to the emotions of participants can create a more meaningful and impactful experience. (similar to Emotional Flow Tracking)

@Salah Bouchma In a world where everyone is focused on maximizing profits, your vision for 'Slow Fashion' is a beautifully romantic and inspiring dream. I believe it's achievable, although it may take time. I truly admire your vision and am convinced that your efforts will make a significant impact. Wishing you success, perhaps even sooner than you (or we) might expect.

Even thought I haven't had any marketing experience, I wanted to attend; I hope it helps 🙏 Good luck 🙌

I wasn't able to attend this session, thanks for the video 🙌

That's a really good tip @Bret Koontz, thank you. I've recently come across a book named 'Show Your Work!' by Austin Kleon. I haven't read it yet but watched a video that mentioned it. I believe showing up in person and showing your work through the internet globally have some common grounds. I was postponing my website recently for some perfectionism reasons but I'm getting closer to the point where I'm ready to cut to the chase. We'll see. Thanks again 🙌

Hey @Dan Roberts, really appreciate the kind words and recognition. It's an honor to be mentioned by someone as insightful as you. Thanks for the support and encouragement! 🙏😊✨

Hey @Blaise Dusi 👋 Here are my recommendations: 1️⃣ Two truths and a lie. 2️⃣ Professional storytelling; sharing key career moments. 3️⃣ Industry trends discussion for insightful chats. 4️⃣ Skills exchange to learn unique talents. 5️⃣ Vision and goals sharing for some inspiration. Personal favorite of mine is definitely two truths and a lie 😊 Also you might consider looking following resources: - 6 Of The Best Icebreakers For Your Next Workshop Or Meeting - Search in the comunity: Icebreaker Good luck 🙌

Hey @Salah Bouchma 👋 Your project sounds amazing 🌟 It's inspiring to see such dedication to sustainability in fashion 👌 Looking forward to seeing your unique designs and eco-friendly approach 🙌🌱✨

@David Newman That's soo true 😁

@Bryan Guzmán That's also true 😂

Congratulations @Abdelrahman Hussien 👏 Your insights during the panel discussion must have been a great source of inspiration for the students. I'm curious to learn more about the key points of your presentation. If you have a blog post or any materials that you could share, I'd love to dive deeper into the concepts you discussed. Keep up the great work! 🙌