When most people teach facilitation, they teach about the kinds of processes you can run, and the techniques you need to use to run those processes well.
That’s fine, but if you stop there, it’s not enough.
If you want facilitation mastery, you have to also look at the inner, emotional journey of learning to facilitate.
That inner journey is just as important — or even more important — than knowing processes and techniques.
If you’ve been around me much, you’ve probably heard me say this:
“Achievement and transformation walk hand in hand.”
Put another way, if you want to achieve at a level beyond which you are currently capable, you will have to experience an inner transformation.
You are already doing your best. It’s not like you can “do your best harder.”
You actually have to become the “next better version of you” who can achieve what you currently cannot.
This is true in every area in which you wish to excel… And absolutely true when it comes to mastering Carpet Work facilitation.
In this new video I walk you through the four transformational “phases” that I’ve reliably seen new facilitators go through on their way to mastery.
The big mistake most students make is they resist the phase that they are in. That causes trouble and suffering.
Once you understand what phase you are in, and move with its energy, rather than against it, developing facilitation mastery is much easier and much more fun.
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