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Changeology Master Class and project incubatorA insight-filled 'rapid project incubator' with Les Robinson. Design innovative real life projects that excite groups or communities to do things they've never done before. The cost: $660 incl GST. Discounts are available, see below. Next workshop dates TBA in early 2025. Contact me for in-house training. Facilitate with ConfidenceLes facilitates a fun, friendly event to grow your skills to facilitate zappy, productive workshops and meetings, large and small. This time we’ll especially focus on the 'Art of Decisions’ - how to facilitate your participants to make measured, well-informed decisions, no matter what the subject matter. The cost: $660 incl GST. Discounts are available, see below. Two enjoyable mornings: 8.45 am to 1.00 pm, via Zoom Next workshop dates TBA in early 2025. Contact Les to ask about this training. Discounts:
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Cartoonist versus motorwaysSomething different: a fun collection of anti-motorway cartoon stories, at once satirical and serious, historic and perpetually relevant.
Engaging ideas (updated)Here's the inspiring slide show we use to stimulate 'engaging tactics' brainstorms. Lots of you asked for it. (19Mb PDF) Systemology for small projectsLong term legacies come from changing systems, not people. Here are four practices for building effective system change into even the smallest project. Messages for 'YES'Communic- ation for change is different to education. We're asking people to invest effort and negotiate risk. Here are 8 rules. Facilitator's checklistFacilitating workshop or meeting isn't that hard. It just needs careful planning. Here's an all-purpose 3 page checklist of stuff never to forget.
Facilitating a 'solutions engine'How to apply a gathering of minds to create solutions to any problem, no matter how wicked - Les's tried and proven method.
Everything strategyI'm proud to share this succinct, comprehensive guide to designing change projects.
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"All great deeds and all great thoughts have a ridiculous beginning." - Albert Camus
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