The room that changed how I teach forever 🎯 When I started working in a maximum security correctional facility I had to throw out almost everything I thought I knew about adult learning. Many of the people in front of me had little to no formal education but more life experience than most learners I had ever worked with. My frameworks didn't fit. My unconscious bias was exposed immediately. It was one of the steepest learning curves of my career and it made me a far better facilitator. Here's my question for this community: What's the experience, the room, or the moment that forced you to grow the most as a trainer or facilitator? Drop it below. 👇

There's a difference and your learners feel it even if they can't name it. This week inside The Trainer's Edge we're diving into Zoom facilitation, specifically how to engage people from the moment they land in your session, before you've covered a single piece of content. I'll be sharing what I do in the first five minutes that shifts the energy in every session. But I want to start with you. What's your biggest challenge when facilitating via Zoom right now? Drop it in the comments. I'm building this week's content around what this community actually needs and your answer might just shape the next podcast episode too.