Behavioral economics expert, Miriam Hadnes, discusses workshop facilitation techniques like maintaining psychological safety, using improvisation skills, and sharing personal stories to enhance workshop experience. She emphasizes the importance of authenticity, vulnerability, and qualities of a good facilitator for high impact workshops.

Myriam Hadnes, academic in Behavioral Economics, discusses the art of facilitation, group dynamics, and the balance between authenticity and professionalism in fostering meaningful interactions. They explore the impact of emotions and gratitude in personal and professional settings.

Myriam Hadnes, an expert on cultivating great conversations, shares her insights on the delicate art of dialogue. She emphasizes the importance of curiosity and presence in enhancing conversations. Myriam reveals her three rules for effective questioning and why follow-up questions are vital. She explores the significance of silence and the power of the word 'and' in deepening understanding. Additionally, she addresses why meaningful discussions often fade with loved ones, encouraging listeners to reignite those connections.

Founder of NeverDoneBefore facilitation festival, Myriam Hadnes, discusses the festival's origins, trial-and-error process, community building, balancing clarity and novelty, and the importance of trying new ideas. The episode explores the evolution of the festival from a one-time event to a thriving community, emphasizing collaboration and peer learning. It also delves into mentorship programs, personal growth experiences, and the transition to online facilitation events during the pandemic.

Skilled facilitator Myriam Hadnes discusses the importance of collaboration in business, building a community, clear communication, and financial transparency. They share insights on organizing a virtual festival, creating community through vulnerability, and the evolution of the Never Done Before community. Tips for beginners in facilitation and training are also provided.