Quick Wins are found in the Payoff Matrix shown in the “two by two” below provides the classic means of prioritizing...
Payoff Matrix — Quick Wins, Tried and True, or Hail Mary Passes
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Meetings and Workshops — Differences and Characteristics
If it seems that workshops are actually well-run meetings, that is true to a large degree. Well-run meetings and...
Do Facilitators Need to be Subject Matter Experts? Content vs. Context
Some of the best facilitators are NOT Subject Matter Experts within the topic and scope of the discussion. However,...
10 Facilitation Secrets with Facilitation’s Secret Sauce Explained
Prepared originally as a "Lunch and Learn Guide," you will find twelve MGRUSH Structured Facilitation secrets followed...
9 Components of a Structured Meeting or Workshop
A facilitated structured meeting or workshop provides an environment designed to extract high-quality information in a...
Meeting Impact: Poor Facilitation Leads to Problems, Struggles, and Errors
A primary concern in meetings and information-gathering activities is getting good information—to build the right...
Dealing with Anger – Only One Letter Short of Danger
When dealing with anger, first understand that anger is as normal as any other emotion. We simply expect or want...
6 Potent Ways to Facilitate Meeting Conflict Response and Manage Conflict
Facilitators must understand and manage meeting conflicts. Therefore, we must first understand our own internal...
Meeting Announcement Considerations Prior to Shipping a Pre-Read
Before you send a meeting or workshop pre-read to participants, consider a formal meeting announcement rather than an...
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