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In this episode, I talk to Margreet Jacobs, a master practitioner of neurolinguistic programming (NLP) and speaker’s coach. We talk about the similarities between speaking in front of an audience and hosting a workshop. How can we overcome the fear of speaking up? How can we make sure that our content resonates with the audience? How can we keep them engaged?
Margreet runs StageHeroes, a coaching agency that helps leaders to deliver talks that would change how their audience feels and acts. Margreet used to be a professional dancer and dance teacher. Today, she is a speaker herself and a constant source of wise inspiration.
In the show, Margreet shares how speakers and facilitators can become more confident by making sure they start with the end in mind. By being clear about the purpose of a speech or a workshop, we can shift our mindset and engage our audience.
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Questions and Answers
[1:01] How did you shift from being a dancer to becoming a speaker’s coach?
[8:52] How c.an you tackle workshop participants’ fear of speaking up?
[12:00] How can we make sure that every participant is aware of their contribution?
[17:19] How does the fear of success get into our way?
[21:29] What was your “perfect failure” in a workshop context and how did you fix it?
[23:10] How can you make sure that a workshop is giving you positive enegergy instead of draining you?
[29:06] What can a facilitator do to create a safe space in which participants thrive?
[30:39] How can we deal with “big egos” who would not like to share their vulnerabilities?
[35:00] How can we create an anchor that workshop participants can relate to even time after the workshop?
[37:17} What is the one thing our audience shall remember from this episode?
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In this episode, I talk to Margreet Jacobs, a master practitioner of neurolinguistic programming (NLP) and speaker’s coach. We talk about the similarities between speaking in front of an audience and hosting a workshop. How can we overcome the fear of speaking up? How can we make sure that our content resonates with the audience? How can we keep them engaged?
Margreet runs StageHeroes, a coaching agency that helps leaders to deliver talks that would change how their audience feels and acts. Margreet used to be a professional dancer and dance teacher. Today, she is a speaker herself and a constant source of wise inspiration.
In the show, Margreet shares how speakers and facilitators can become more confident by making sure they start with the end in mind. By being clear about the purpose of a speech or a workshop, we can shift our mindset and engage our audience.
✨✨✨
Subscribe to our newsletter for a free 1-page summary of each upcoming episode directly to your inbox, or explore our eBooks featuring 100-episode compilations for even more facilitation insights. Find out more: https://workshops.work/podcast
✨✨✨
Questions and Answers
[1:01] How did you shift from being a dancer to becoming a speaker’s coach?
[8:52] How c.an you tackle workshop participants’ fear of speaking up?
[12:00] How can we make sure that every participant is aware of their contribution?
[17:19] How does the fear of success get into our way?
[21:29] What was your “perfect failure” in a workshop context and how did you fix it?
[23:10] How can you make sure that a workshop is giving you positive enegergy instead of draining you?
[29:06] What can a facilitator do to create a safe space in which participants thrive?
[30:39] How can we deal with “big egos” who would not like to share their vulnerabilities?
[35:00] How can we create an anchor that workshop participants can relate to even time after the workshop?
[37:17} What is the one thing our audience shall remember from this episode?
✨✨✨
Related links you may want to check out:
Connect to Margreet:
Share your thoughts about our conversation!
Support the show
✨✨✨
Subscribe to our newsletter to receive a free 1-page summary of each upcoming episode directly to your inbox, or explore our eBooks featuring 50-episode compilations for even more facilitation insights. Find out more:
https://workshops.work/podcast
✨✨✨
Did you know? You can search all episodes by keyword to find exactly what you need via our Buzzsprout page!
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