High level reflections and ideas from Leanne Hughes’ 2-Hour Workshop Rooftop Extravaganza

After 200 episodes of my original podcast, First Time Facilitator - it's both exciting and daunting to kick off a brand, new show. One thing I’m pretty good at is taking action when things aren’t necessarily ready, and having a win because of that approach (even if "the thing" hasn’t worked, I’m always rewarded when I go for it!).

I started my consulting business at leannehughes.com on 4 February 2019. The irony of this quote on today's page is not lost on me: "Nothing really works unless you would rather do something else". That's what I'm celebrating today. I have a choice in who I serve, how I serve, and show up.

Here are some of the outtakes for our “Top 10 Reasons Why You Should Attend Beyond Bureaucracy” video I recorded with Valuable Change expert, Brendon Baker earlier this week.

My last international flight was Port Moresby to Brisbane in March last year, helping out an oil company with their revamped performance processes.

Want to create an engaging workshop experience? The key is to continue changing things up. This may sound like a difficult thing to do but there are so many ways to create variety in workshops and presentations, that don't require an insane amount of preparation, time, or budget.

Here are a sample of ways we can use contrast to create more influential and contagious learning experiences.

Brisbane team and leadership facilitator Leanne Hughes, shares her ideas on how you can start a meeting or workshop, when you’re still waiting for people to arrive.