What are you deliberately bad at as a facilitator?

Most of us are trying to be great at everything in a workshop. Engaging. Inclusive. Smooth. Warm. Sharp on the content. Confident on the close.

I've stopped being patient with that instinct. It's the most reliable way to produce a session that's fine at everything and great at nothing — and AI work is the wrong domain to be fine.

I wrote more about it here : https://danavetan.substack.com/p/why-ai-facilitators-need-to-get-comfortable

So my question to you is:

What are you deliberately bad at in your sessions — and what does that protect?

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