facilitation: being interested beats being interesting
Facilitation requires performing in front of a group, and it’s natural to feel a little self-conscious. But too much self-awareness can become a barrier to good workshops, as facilitators explain too much, fill silences, or give answers instead of asking questions. This video explores how shifting attention away from your own performance and onto the people in the room can help participants do their best work, and why being interested beats being interesting.