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    • Category: Agile and Scrum Master Facilitation
      • How to Facilitate Multiple Generations — All the Time
      • 12 Critical Facilitation Do’s and Don’ts During Meetings, Sessions, and Workshops
      • Kanban or Scrum: Pick the Right Workflow Tool
      • Agile vs Waterfall? Don’t Risk Failure By Using the Wrong One
      • Scope Creep Kills Projects – It Begins in Poorly Facilitated Meetings
      • Strong Facilitation Skills Guarantee More Successful Meetings
      • Risk Analysis – Method and Questions to Facilitate A Portfolio of Projects
      • Scrum Master Facilitator Techniques Improve Meetings
      • How to Use the Principles of Agile’s Daily Scrum in Your Staff Meetings
      • Scrum’s Evidence-based Methodology Improves the Agility of Your Group
      • 7 Reasons Why Agile Facilitation is Powerful
    • Category: Analysis
      • Do NOT Attempt a Design Sprint Without a Facilitator
      • Real-Win-Worth Provides a Superior Facilitating Opportunity
      • 25 Questions to Change the Point of View in a Meeting and Create Better Understanding
      • What is TRIZ and When Should You Use It?
      • Triple Constraint Theory: Use a Flexibility Matrix to Build Consensus
      • Four Reasons You Will Dial Up Decision Quality with More Diverse Teams
      • How to Facilitate Force Field Analysis Leading to Actions
      • Quantitative SWOT Analysis Makes it Easier & Faster to Build Consensus
      • Trending Towards Evidence-based Management for Decision-making
      • Questions to Ask If Using a Decision Quality Spider Chart (DQ Spider)
      • How to Facilitate KPIs or Root Cause Analysis — an Ishikawa Diagram
      • Scope Creep Kills: Facilitate Concern, Influence, and Control
      • When Facilitating, How to Categorize List of Ideas and Inputs
    • Category: Facilitating Projects
      • How Structured Facilitation Training Can Save Your Arse and Boost Your Career
      • How to Build Action Plans with Shared Ownership and Accountability
      • Work Breakdown Structure Increases Focus and Reduces Scope Creep
      • Three Behaviors Guaranteed To Improve Your Ability to Build Consensus
      • Five Compelling Business Reasons To Use Structured Facilitation Sessions
      • MG RUSH Certified, Professional, Endorsed Facilitators are Helping to Solve World Problems
      • The New Science of Teamwork: Is it new or just MG RUSH Professional Facilitation at work?
      • Ground Rules for Optimal Group Behavior in Meetings and Workshops
      • Becoming an Unconsciously Competent Facilitator
      • Twelve Behaviors that Define Great Facilitators
      • How to Transform a Roles and Responsibility Matrix into a GANTT Chart
      • Estimating Meeting Length and Workshop Duration | Tips and Guidelines
      • Why care about meeting graphics and illustrations? Visual Basics
      • Lunch and Learn: FAST Structured Facilitation Gems or Takeaways
      • Tips on How to Backup Meeting Output from Whiteboards/ Easels
      • How to Manage a Problem Person During Meetings
      • The Most Effective Facilitators Stop Saying I — Use Pluralistic Rhetoric
      • Differences Between Skills of Project and Program Management
      • 4 Phases: Strategy Execution Map, Great Questions to Ask
      • How The FAST Facilitation Technique Helps You Succeed
      • 3 Review Meetings: Operational, Strategy, and Strategy Renewal
      • The Best One Page Agenda Template for a One Hour Meeting
      • Influences through Styles of Group Decision Making
      • Unstructured Meeting Costs Rise: Use an MG RUSH Structured Technique
      • What is FAST, Why You Should Care, and How FAST Can Help You
      • Stop Meeting Scope Creep with Precise Questions
      • “If you’ve never been hit in the face, find out what it’s like”
      • Why Call Your Meeting Parking Lot a Meeting Refrigerator
      • How to Calculate Total Factor Productivity as an Indicator
      • A Toolbox for Facilitating Team Charters and Project Plans
      • How to Facilitate Alignment and Confirm Balance
      • How to Build Stakeholder Analysis and Consensual Understanding
      • Building Agendas to Deliver the Output You Need from Your Meeting
      • Become a Humane Human, Understand WHY Behind WHAT
      • Why Voting Leads to Bigger Numbers but Lower Quality Decisions
      • Attitude of Gratitude Makes for More Powerful Facilitation
      • Use Nouns (Objects) to Describe Your Meeting Agenda Steps – NOT Verbs
      • A Quick, 5-Minute Paradigm Exercise to Challenge Groupthink
      • Facilitation Reference Guide Supporting an IT Project Workshop
      • Process Improvement Questions to Ask When Leading an Initiative
      • To Finish Meetings Faster Requires Explaining the White Space
      • Thoughts, Words, and Deeds – Foundation for Building Consensus
      • How to Facilitate Olympic Scoring – Innovative Ideas & Concepts
      • Twenty Popular Brain Breaks to Stimulate Your Meeting Participants
      • How to Manage “Probabilities” in the Role of Facilitator: Create Ranges
      • Increase Your Leadership Likeability By Strolling and Smiling More
      • Methodological Awareness About Deming’s 14 Points of Continuous Improvement
      • Understand the Value of Argumentation for Organizational Decision-making
      • Two Quick and Effective Icebreakers for Large Groups
      • What to Include in a Workshop Participants’ Package for a Major Initiative
      • How to Develop the Basis for a Successful Meeting or Workshop in Four Easy Steps
      • Appreciative Inquiry — A Facilitative Path for the Future
      • Meeting Workshop Differences – Outcome vs. Output
      • Questions to Ask to Understand Political Risks in Meetings
      • What Aristotle Might Say to Facilitators Who Cannot Remove Biases
      • Facilitate: Indispensable in Guide to the Business Analyst Body of Knowledge ®
      • Compelling Reasons for Structured Meetings — Positive Impact on Stakeholders
      • Core Competency: Planning Intends to Change Minds, Not Simply Make Plans
      • Understanding the Time and Place for Individual Versus Group Decisions
      • What Important Key is Missing from Most Group Approaches to Problem Solving ?
      • When Smart People Make Dumb Decisions – How To Improve Group Decisions
      • Balanced Scorecard Demands Strategy-Focused Facilitation
      • Payoff Matrix — Quick Wins, Tried and True, or Hail Mary Passes
      • Different Reasons for Hosting Workshops Versus Meetings
      • Do Facilitators Need to be Subject Matter Experts? Content vs. Context
      • Secret Sauce Part 3: Clear Thinking, Active Listening, and Prepared Structure
      • Secret Sauce Part 2: Clear Thinking, Active Listening, and Prepared Structure
      • Differences Between Meetings and Workshops – Structure
      • 9 Components of a Structured Meeting or Workshop
      • Dealing with Anger — Only One Letter Short of the Word “Danger”
      • 6 Potent Ways to Facilitate Collaborative Behavior During Conflict
      • Why Facilitators View Internal Conflict as Both Challenge and Opportunity
      • Effective Groups Attain Organizational Goals and Satisfy Individual Needs
      • 10 Excellent Guidelines for Students and Teachers: Justice, Peace, and Delight
      • Three Tips For Before, During, and After Meetings
      • Effective Facilitators Avoid These Fifteen DUMB Vague Verbs
      • Why Meetings Fail, You Should Not Fail During Your Meetings to . . .
      • Meeting Announcement Considerations Prior to Shipping a Pre-Read
      • Neuroeconomics and Neurofacilitation: Rational Decisions Maximize Utility
      • Establishing Common Purpose Provides the Secret to Building Consensus
      • Challenge the Status Quo, such as “We don’t do things that way around here.”
      • Nonverbal Expressions: How to (Not) Gesture while Facilitating
      • What to Do About the Seven Deadly Sins of Facilitating (in alphabetical order):
      • A Simple Planning Agenda for Agreeing on Who Does What by When
      • Speed of Decision-making | When Quality Not Enough
      • Facilitating ‘Genetic’ Differences: Similar Values with Different Priorities
      • How to Facilitate Difficult Meeting Participants Without Embarrassing Them
      • The FUD Factor: Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt Amplify Fear, but People Change Anyway
      • The Way People Think Affects How You Intervene to Build Consensus
      • Do NOT Lead Another Workshop Without These Four Workshop Documents
      • 10 Tips for Better Interactive Listening: It’s Not How You Act but How You React
      • Individual Motivation to Embrace Organizational Goals (aka, Persuasion)
      • Decision-Making: Focus on Strategic, Operational, OR Tactical Issues
      • Suggestions on How To Deal with a Meeting Problem Offered Up by Other Facilitators
      • Facilitating Cultural Shift from Group Orientation to Shared Team Values
      • Seven Meeting Traits that Increase Your Likelihood of Success
      • Beware of Overconfident Subject Matter Experts, and be Prepared to Challenge
      • It Is NOT What is in it for me? Rather, What do you need or want from me?
      • Apply the Bookends Method to Avoid Wasting Time with Lists
      • Five Narrative Brainstorming Methods to Generate Participant Input
      • How to Build Consensual Definitions that Make It Easier to Plan and Decide
      • The Purpose Tool: Building the Strategic Plan for a Function, Process, Activity or Product
      • A Few Dozen Highly Effective Icebreakers (aka, Meeting Sparks)
      • One Essence, Three Aspects: The Rule of Thirds in the World of Facilitation
      • A Metaphor is Worth a Thousand Pictures: Explain Via Analogy
      • A Facilitator’s Profile is Much Like an Innovator’s Profile (Design Thinker)
      • How Experience and Qualifications Amplify the Fallacy of Planning (i.e., “Overconfidence”)
      • The Positive Psychology of Chenille Stems: How to Make Everything Seem Easier
      • Context Diagram – A Consensually Built Picture Can Resolve a Thousand Arguments
      • 14 Facilitator Typologies to Avoid (Humorous, Although Uncannily Real)
      • For-Profit Meetings Requires Structure Not Found in Facilitating Kum-Bay-Yah
      • Ice Breaker TIP — Newspaper or Magazine Headlines about Accomplishments
      • An Active Listening TIP — Listening For the WHY, Benefits Everyone
      • Seven Top Skills for Managing Change in an Enterprise or Organization
      • Avoid Asking “How Do We Solve Global Hunger?” with the Single Question Approach
      • Benefits Accrue Using Structured Workshop Best Practices
      • Guidelines for Selecting Appropriate Structured Facilitation Tools
      • Why We Need Trained, Professional Facilitators Who Can Guard Against Bias
      • Phase One Results from a Facilitated Business Process Improvement Project
      • How to Help a Group Decide the WHY, WHAT, and HOW—Purpose, Criteria, and Options
      • How to Effectively Build a Consensual Message for Project Updates in 30 Minutes
      • The Primary Facilitation Skills of Highly Effective Professionals
      • Facilitators’ Overview of the HBR Book Executing Your Strategy
      • Three Simple yet Precise Questions that Improve Group Clarity and Consensus Building
      • Questions about Heterogeneity Factors that Impact the Amount of Meeting Risk (5 of 5)
      • Questions about Political Factors that Impact the Amount of Meeting Risk (4 of 5)
      • Questions about Complexity Factors that Impact the Amount of Meeting Risk (3 of 5)
      • Questions about Size Factors that Impact the Amount of Meeting Risk (2 of 5)
      • 40 Proven Questions to Determine and Mitigate Meeting Risk Factors (1 of 5)
      • How to Structure and Normalize Discussions Around “Many to Many”
      • Take a Meeting Break to Improve Team Performance and Your Own
      • How to Facilitate Vision Using the Temporal Shift Tool
      • Meetings Should Include a Communications Plan: Guardian of Change
      • Be Here Now — Our Most Popular Meeting Ground Rule
      • One-Page Agenda Provides Powerful Impact for Effective Meetings
      • How to Facilitate Consensual Definitions through Structure and Focused Listening
      • How Facilitated Leadership Can Help You Overcome 7 Common Project Pitfalls
      • How Can a Participant Lead Meetings and Subtly Take Charge
      • Two Dozen A3 Project Questions to Manage Triple Constraints
      • How to Structure Your Most Effective Meeting Introduction
      • How to Manage Your Meeting Parking Lot and Assign Action Items
      • Blue Ocean Strategy: Create Uncontested Market Space
    • Category: Facilitation Skills
      • 5 Tips on How to Facilitate Board Meetings (or Committees)
      • How to Make Your Staff Meeting More Effective
      • Five Ways to Facilitate Quiet People to Get Them to Participate
      • Category: Conflict
        • 17 Challenging Personality Types and How To Manage Them to Avoid Problem Meetings
        • 3 Steps to Conflict Resolution: Purpose, Active Listening, and Objectives
        • Addicted to Being Right: 4 Participant Responses to Avoid Being Wrong
        • Use the Fist of Five to Test for Consensus on Contextual Issues
        • Five Common Meeting Problems and What You Should Do About Them
        • “The distribution of collaborative work is often extremely lopsided . . .”
        • How You Can Convert Meeting Conflict into More Robust Decision-making
        • Holarchy: The Discipline of Structured Facilitation Contrasted to Kum-Bah-Yah
        • How to Manage Breakout Sessions (3 Minute Productivity WOW)
        • How to Facilitate Virtual Meetings and Participants, VideoPresence (Part 3 of 3)
        • How to Facilitate Virtual Participants and Meetings (Part 2 of 3)
        • The Four Steps to Actively Listen – Strive to Reflect Rationale
      • Category: Solid Questions
        • Business Model Canvas — Agenda Steps and Questions
    • Category: Facilitation Tools
      • Category: Brainstorming
        • Use the Creativity Tool to Launch Ideation When Brainstorming
        • SCAMPER is a Mnemonic Prompt for Excellent, Impromptu Questions
      • Category: Interventions
      • Category: Prioritization
    • Category: Guest Post
      • Make Your Meetings Meaningful – Follow These Four Tips to Build Team Members
      • How Better Listening Skills Help Make You A Better Manager
      • Six Strategy-Crushing Mistakes Organizations Make And How You Can Rise Above the Rubble (Part 2 of 2)
      • Six Strategy-Crushing Mistakes Organizations Make And How You Can Rise Above the Rubble (Part 1 of 2)
      • Designing Strategy Execution, by William Malek
    • Category: Leadership
      • Category: Holarchy
        • “Customer Moat: Unveiling the Secrets of Business Strategy”
    • Category: Meeting Controls
      • How to Recognize Diversity, Ensuring Meeting Inclusiveness
      • How to Facilitate Actions from Conference Presentations
      • How to Be Precise with Three Transition Questions: Do NOT Ask “How Do You Solve Global Hunger?”
      • How to Make Thinking Visible — Three Forms of Business Argumentation Support
      • Clear Thinking, Active Listening, & Prepared Structure are the Secret Sauce
      • Meeting Impact: Poor Facilitation Leads to Problems, Struggles, and Errors
      • Four Sequential Steps Toward Building a Meeting Agenda Owned By Participants
      • Be on Guard for Selective Perception and other Meeting Participant Biases
      • Effective Facilitators Remember to Remove Distractions to Provide More Focus
      • 15 Facilitation Guidelines Followed by Professional Facilitators
      • 17 Valuable Tips and Considerations when Chairing Meetings
      • 8 Meeting Purposes – What Tasks Are You Asking a Group to Complete?
      • 9 Tips Proven to Increase Meeting Competence and Output Quality
      • 15 Fun and Quick Tips to Help You Become a More Successful Facilitative Leader
      • “Brainsteering” Recommends 5 Activities to Improve Brainstorming
      • Four Activities for an Efficient and Effective Meeting Wrap up
      • How to Build a Roles and Responsibility Matrix for Multiple Sites
      • Leadership Style Depends on Source of Ideas and Solution Ownership
      • Meeting Boundaries to Closely Manage: Directed or Facilitated
      • What Takes the Energy from Meetings with Good People and Intent?
      • Indirect Meeting Costs and Other Related Challenges
      • How to Improve Use Easels When Facilitating Meetings and Workshops
      • 4 Considerations Providing and Participating in Training
      • How You Can Help Your Meeting Participants Become Better Listeners
      • Facilitators vs. Dictators: Facilitators are More Popular
      • Facilitating Crucial Conversations and the Dialogue Model
      • How to Facilitate Three Actions We Take Next
      • Meeting Participation Tips (Part 3 of 3—The Wrap)
      • Meeting Participation Tips (Part 2 of 3—The Middle)
      • Participation in Meetings Tips (Part 1 of 3—The Beginning)
      • How to Help Resolve Business Arguments
      • How to Facilitate Virtual Meetings and Participants (Part 1 of 3)
      • Considerations on How to Facilitate Europeans and Asians
      • Responsibility Matrix, Agenda Design, and Parking Lot Management
      • How to Manage Group Conflict Resulting in Higher Quality Deliverables
      • How to Create and Sustain a Participatory Environment
      • How to Facilitate Content Presentations for Consensual Understanding
      • Meeting Communications and Results are Delivered with Guardian of Change
      • Meeting and Workshop Risk Assessment
      • Documentor Support — Selection and Training
      • Category: Meeting Preparation
      • Category: Virtual Facilitation
    • Category: Methodology
      • MG Rush, MG Rush Facilitation, MG Rush Performance Learning, MG Rush Professional Facilitation, MG Rush Systems, Morgan Madison, Professional Facilitation, Rush Facilitation, Use the Single Question Approach to Build a Detailed Agenda
      • Facilitate Consensual Prioritization Using a Perceptual Map
      • A Blueprint When Consensus Building Around All Types of Decision-Making
      • National Intelligence Council Support for Facilitating Scenario Planning
      • Mission or Vision — What is the Difference?
      • SMART Versus DUMB Criteria
      • How to Facilitate Requirements Gathering (Primer)
      • How to Get Promising Meetings to Fail: Four Meeting Failure Causes
      • How to Converge Your Brainstorming Input— Key Measures (continued)
      • How to Analyze Brainstorming Input (continued)
      • Using Analysis to Build Consensual Definitions
      • Begin to Facilitate Innovation By Using the Brainstorming Tool
      • How to Facilitate Brainstorming: Primer/ Overview of Three Main Steps
      • How to Facilitate Scientists
      • How to Facilitate Meeting Results that Stimulate Process and Product Innovation
      • How to Plan Appropriate Group Processes
      • Category: Analysis Meeting
        • How to Facilitate an After Action Review: Agenda and Tips
        • How to Facilitate Prioritization and Build Consensus Quickly (or, MoSCoW)
        • Power of a Single Cell to Make Your Deliverables More Robust
        • Facilitate a Decision Matrix to Document Supporting Rationale
        • 94 Different Purposes of Meetings Based on More than 12 Factors
        • How to Facilitate Decision-Making Using Pros and Cons
      • Category: Building Agendas
        • Facilitate Business Process Improvement: A Proven Approach
        • For Meetings, Design an Agenda that Creates the Output You Need
      • Category: Design Meeting
      • Category: Planning Meeting
    • Category: Participants
      • Values Provide and Answer to Who are We ? — Benjamin Franklin Called Them Virtues
      • Mother Teresa’s Holiday Message of Prescribed Actions and Behaviours
      • Consensus does NOT Mean that Participants are Going to be “Happy”
      • A Holiday Message of Action for Facilitators from Mother Teresa
      • Three Questions You Need to Answer Before Your Meeting Begins
      • Best Method for Interviewing Participants Before Your Meetings and Workshops
      • A Participants’ Meeting Credo
      • Crashing Through Toward Improved Facilitation
      • Rhetorical Precision and Clear Communications — Stress Substance Over Style
      • Both Facilitator and Methodologist: Role of Session Leader
      • Facilitate Meaning, Not Words
      • Five Compelling Business Reasons: Why Host Facilitated Sessions
      • Bad Predictions for Science and Technology
      • The Modern Leader DNA – Facilitative Leadership Difference
    • Category: Presentation
      • Rhetorical Precision — What is an Occurrence?
      • Facilitating Speaker Content
      • ‘ The Strategy ‘ Compared to ‘The Strategies’ or, a ‘Strategic Plan’
    • Category: Technique
      • Facilitative Leadership – How Even Novice Facilitators Can Succeed
      • Product Owner — Creating Products that Customers Love
      • Don’t Ruin Your Scrum Sprints — Use These Scrum Facilitation Event Agendas
      • Want To Be Heard? Stop Talking — The Power of Silence
      • Meeting Killers: Eight Ways to Kill A Meeting and Your Reputation
      • The Primer on Facilitation Certification – Associations Through Universities
      • How To Convert Requirements or Fuzzy Goals into SMART Objectives
      • Dr Edward de Bono: Six Thinking Hats Provide Strong Stimulus for Ideation
      • Reasons for Workshop Success: Witnessed by an MG Rush Alumna
      • Higher Quality Decisions Focus on ‘WHAT’ is Right, NOT ‘WHO’ is Right
      • Three Facilitative Presenter Tips To Make Your Presentations More Effective
      • If it wasn’t documented, it didn’t happen — Meeting Documenters
      • Remember the Abilene Paradox and Avoid Absurdity While Facilitating
      • Securing Commitment Among Multi-Discipline Work Groups
      • Change or Die —“It is NOT the strongest of the species that survives . . .
      • Sign the Charter for Compassion and Consider Becoming a Supporting Member
      • You Can Effectively Facilitate With These Three Guiding Principles
      • The Transforming 
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      • Change or Die – Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life
      • facilius reddo — to make easy
    • Category: Theory
      • Ignite Your Will and Find a Way to Improve Community
      • Punctuation Precision, Humorously Proven by Eats, Shoots and Leaves
      • Information is Physical — The Information (a brief review of James Gleick’s treatise)
      • Content Neutrality — Take Only Photographs, Leave Only Bubbles
      • Let’s Be Thankful — Where We Are Winning
      • da Vinci’s Traits — Current and Compelling
      • The Tao of Facilitation — Leaving the Ego Behind
    • Category: Uncategorized
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