Facilitation Skills Articles

Avoid Asking “How Do We Solve Global Hunger?” with the Single Question Approach

Not all situations are covered by cookbook agendas or avail a methodologist to help. The facilitator must develop their approach another way. Therefore, use the Single Question Approach to develop...

Scope Creep Kills: Facilitate Concern, Influence, and Control

Scope creep kills projects. It also kills meetings. The consensual sphere of Concern, Influence, and Control helps a group become mindful of aspects that could alter the group's attitudes, beliefs,...

Frequent Meeting Problems and What You Should Do About Them

Ever develop that sense of deja vu about not getting anywhere during a meeting? Meeting problems are indicative of resistance that is generated during a meeting. However, resistance can be prevented...

The Most Effective Facilitators Stop Saying “I” — Use Pluralistic Rhetoric

As an effective facilitator, stop saying "I" Learn to naturally substitute the plural “we” or “us”.  However, for others, it remains a significant challenge. Therefore, if challenged, consider this...

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