By Nathy Ravez - La Workshoppeuse
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In this episode, Jenny Martin joins me for a chat about positive psychology and creative tools that foster psychological safety and spark creativity. Jenny is an active voice in the Agile community, renowned for her expertise in team collaboration and effectiveness. Her passion for helping teams thrive shines through every word. Recently, she completed a post-grad in 'The Psychology of Kindness and Wellbeing at Work,' adding a fresh perspective to her facilitation work. Together, we explore the tools and methods she uses to help individuals and teams flourish, unlocking their potential through the power of psychological safety.
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In this episode, I’m joined by Tes Cohen, founder of Transformative Gatherings, an organization dedicated to fostering curiosity, community, and continuous learning. With a focus on building belonging, Tess brings her expertise to help facilitators understand the value of post-workshop feedback and debriefing as essential tools for growth.
In our conversation, Tes outlines her five key principles of transformative gatherings and walks us through a structured debrief process to ensure lasting impact for participants. From practical feedback collection methods to strategies for maintaining long-term client relationships, Tes offers a toolkit for facilitators eager to refine their craft.
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My guest, Gwyn Wansbrough, is a facilitator and trainer who has spent thousands of hours on Zoom—literally! Her mission is to help professionals design and lead dynamic online sessions that produce tangible results for groups. To date, she has trained nearly 1,500 professionals to lead engaging virtual sessions that put the joy back into working and learning online. Gwyn is recognized as a “Top Facilitation Voice” on LinkedIn.
In this episode, Gwyn Wansbrough shares her expertise on virtual facilitation and the key elements required to make remote sessions as dynamic and engaging as in-person workshops.
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My guest, Iwona Fluda, is the founder of Ministry of Creativity, LLC—a Swiss-based initiative dedicated to infusing more creativity into the world. Passionate about unlocking the power of creative thinking, Iwona designs and leads tailor-made experiences—both online and offline—that inspire creativity through an interdisciplinary approach.
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In this episode, I sit down with Alexandre Eisenchteter, the founder of Stormz and a leading figure in the world of large group facilitation. Alexandre began his career in a sticky note company, only to find himself quickly transitioning into facilitation. Today, he’s a well-known expert who blends creativity, technology, and facilitation to help groups collaborate effectively.
We explore Alexandre's journey, discuss the skills needed to facilitate large groups, and dive deep into the role of technology in enabling more impactful workshops. He shares practical advice on how facilitators can harness both software and hardware to create engaging sessions.
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Lisa Partridge is the founder of SIXCOMMS and the beautiful mind behind the Walk and Talk community in Singapore. The community brings together entrepreneurs, small business owners, and individuals looking for meaningful connections. The purpose of Walk and Talk is to foster curiosity and connection, allowing participants to come as they are and engage in walking conversations. The community has grown to over 100 members in just 18 months, and it has led to collaborations, workshops, and podcast episodes. Lisa emphasizes the importance of consistency and setting clear intentions for the group. To join the Work and Talk community, interested individuals can visit the SIXCOMMS website.
GUEST: | Lisa Partridge
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Daniela Ruiz is a workshop facilitator and creative coach who has lived in various parts of the world before returning to her home country of Argentina. She infuses her sessions with fun and humor, using these elements not only to engage participants but also to address uncomfortable topics. To achieve her goal of working with international clients, she has invested in paid communities and training, fully aware that many facilitators in regions with weaker currencies face significant barriers to accessing these resources. In our talk, we explore how her artistic background shapes her facilitation style and discuss ways to create a more accessible and equitable world for facilitators globally.
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In this episode, I welcome Kirsty Lewis, a pioneer and ambassador of facilitation.
In 2008, she left a secure corporate position to begin her journey as a freelancer. Ten years ago, this powerhouse and inspiring woman founded the School of Facilitation.
With 20 years of expertise in facilitating and training across global businesses, Kirsty is dedicated to empowering trainers and facilitators to create meaningful change within themselves and their businesses.
Today, we dive into a real conversation about life as a freelance facilitator, discussing the challenges and rewards that come with this fulfilling career path.
"Making the decision to quit and become a freelancer is a big step, and it's not for everyone." – Kirsty Lewis
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Jan Keck, a trainer, facilitator, and experience designer, calls himself a "recovering shy guy."
He is driven by a simple belief: real, deep connection beats small talk, every single time.
He has made it his mission to help groups melt the ice without awkwardness or making people cringe.
From his early days as a camp counselor to his current role, Jan has always been passionate about creating impactful and meaningful experiences for participants.
In this episode, I pick Jan's brain on how to master connection and engagement in workshops.
Tune in as we delve into Jan's journey, the importance of trust in facilitation, and how to create truly engaging and transformative experiences. 🌟
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GUEST: | Jan Keck
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Lucie Agolini is THE EXPERT in creating enhanced visual experiences. She is on a mission to bring exceptional visual design and user experience to the world of workshop canvases. As the designer of incredible Boards for MIRO and the creator of the CVNS (icons) & TMPLTS (templates) database that facilitators can use to enhance their sessions, she is passionate about visual facilitation and design. It is my pleasure to pick her brain on this topic!
GUEST: | Lucie Agolini
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