How to Read your Group
Phil and Lisa discuss a question submitted by Meg Bolger.
"How do you teach a new facilitator to read your group?"
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Adventures with Myriam Hadnes: Nurturing guests, mapping out episodes and a different view on sponsorship
Myriam Hadnes is the host of the Workshops Work podcast, where she talks to guests about facilitation and collaboration. We also talk about the role the podcast has taken in developing her business and community, sponsor breaks and how she uses a visual map to guide people into her show. Workshops …
195 - Deconstructing the Meaning of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion with Meg Bolger
Meg Bolger is one of a few returning guests to this show, originally featured in episode 133 (’The conversation I wish I heard when I started facilitating’).
Our conversation this time was a far cry from discussing what we wished we’d heard at the start of our careers. Instead, we focused on Meg’s …
Navigating Conflict with a Generous Approach with Meg Bolger - EP 28
In this episode, Beth Cougler Blom talks with Meg Bolger about how facilitators can respond effectively to participants when they say something that could or does cause conflict in the group.
Beth and Meg also talk about:
Giving more space and agency to people to participate
Not avoiding confl…
Episode 10: The parallels between a romantic relationship and a business break-up! With Meg Bolger
This episode talks about the different relationships we have within our businesses - working with a sibling, our relationship with ourselves, leaving a business partnership that no longer works, and our relationship with goal setting and systems.
Meg Bolger is a facilitator, author, and creator of …
The Art of Asking Breakthrough Questions: Paul McGregor on PYP 587
Thoughts on the episode? Let us know.Questions are far more powerful than answers. Today's guest explains how and why, and shares mind-bending examples.
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Ep 157: Moe Poirier on the Evolving Future of Masterful Facilitation
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Delivering experiences that drive change, Moe Poirier is the masterful facilitator best known for his work upskilling training teams around the world to level-up their impact on the people and organizations they serve. Founding Partner at Shift Facilitation Inc.,Moe is a facilitato…
Don't just say it - Facilitate it ft. Meg Bolger
My recent conversation with Meg Bolger, the creator of Facilitator Cards, provided a fascinating look into the world of facilitation, its underlying principles, and practical applications. Meg shared the accidental origin of Facilitator Cards from a need to rapidly plan a facilitation training, emp…
25: The Process Is the Product: Upskilling Facilitation | Meg Bolger
How do great facilitators get even better—and why does it matter for every workplace leader? In this energizing episode of The Learnit Lounge, host Mickey Fitch-Collins sits down with Meg Bolger: creator, educator, and passionate advocate for more compassionate, pro-social learning. Together, they …
Facilitating Through Anxiety: So We Can Human Better with Meg Bolger
Good facilitators are attuned to the anxiety present in any room. Great facilitators understand that anxiety is energy waiting to be transformed into curiosity and engagement in service of growth and learning.
In this episode, I’m joined by Meg Bolger, a facilitator’s facilitator and the creator o…
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