I'm a recovering academic who uses her insights from behavioural economics to develop methods that facilitate collaboration. In my weekly newsletter, I share the summary of my latest interview on the "workshops work" podcast along with an application of facilitation as a life and leadership skill.
Hi there, Reader Is it too late to say Happy New Year? Hopefully not since this is the very first of 12 newsletters we plan to send you this year to give you a small peek 👀 into what’s happening in our beautiful community and share some of the learnings we are collecting together. Speaking of learnings, January was marked by great ones. Grand opening First, at the official opening of NDB we once again learned how our community is not just a collection of individuals but a shared journey. The response from both familiar faces and those we hadn't seen in a while was truly heartening. The sense of unity and the stories shared during this gathering resonated deeply. Facilitator of the Year 🥂 We celebrated Etrit Shkreli, our nominated Facilitator of the Year. Is always inspiring to see the community recognising each other’s work and motivating everyone to show up for themselves and the others. Exploring Motivation Speaking of Motivation, January also marked the start of a new way of discovering new and bending existent knowledge to the fullest - Monthly Themes. And conveniently so, this month’s theme was MOTIVATION and let’s share a bit about what we uncovered here. Key learnings of the month
Opportunities to join us 👇Join our Linkedin Live, happening today! Finding Your Facilitation Signature Wednesday February 14th, 8pm CET In a competitive world with so many voices, how do you find your own and make it stand out?
Happy February, Myriam & the NeverDoneBefore Team |
Dr Myriam Hadnes
I'm a recovering academic who uses her insights from behavioural economics to develop methods that facilitate collaboration. In my weekly newsletter, I share the summary of my latest interview on the "workshops work" podcast along with an application of facilitation as a life and leadership skill.
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