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I wish you will start making video again

It's a gem for me... Thanks a ton for making these videos but I wish you will upload more videos

Love her energy ❤

Great conversation! ❤’d this!

thank you sooooo much, nate, sam and meg! wow.

one of my maaaaaany apptakes (applicable takeaways, smiiiiile) - 17:00 w"e need to listen to people, as if that's a singular task.........."

A good way to avoid being "triggered" is by not getting "triggered". Also maybe not everyone is interested in the full flavor of you and your beliefs. Idk, maybe talk about the weather or neutral things. Also, if ppl are being hateful, well the hell with them. The greatest way to empower others is by being offended by what they say.

Here is a perfect picture of the problem in this world people like these douchebags

"Those who can, do; those who can't, teach." George Bernard Shaw, Man and Superman

Social justice as opposed to REAL justice?

People don’t know but Karen rayne also works for the c.i.a

You, like, say, like, "like" too, like, much.

I just watched all two hours of this conversation :) It was so wonderful thank you Tanya and thank you to both the interviewers. Have you read Emergent Strategy? I just read it and I am so passionate about exploring this side of social justice work now. I'm excited to dive into all of your other videos!!

Nice one.

Great insight + tips from Amy! Also, if you haven't used her Climer Cards before, I highly recommend them!

Thanks for the great conversation Meg and Sam!

This is great advice. AND it sounds really hard at the same time; it takes a lot of awareness to be able to identify and shift your own perspective to match someone else's. I'm so glad you've identified and been able to spell it out so clearly. Thank you!

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Hey this was awesome! I really appreciate you putting it together.

Great stuff Chad, Meg, and Sam!

Great interview Eric.

I was thinking about one of the "rapid-fire" questions Sam asked toward the end of this interview: "What are three words that you would use to describe facilitation?" And I answered: "rewarding, difficult, fulfilling." Afterward, I realized that, due to what Chip and Dan Heath call "the curse of knowledge," those answers made sense in my head, but not too much sense, likely, to listeners. So I thought that now, outside the format, I'd make clear what I meant, in hopes that other facilitators can relate or stretch: 1. Rewarding: Each time facilitation happens (the event) is rewarding. 2. Difficult: This was perhaps most unclear. What I was getting at was springing off earlier discussion; and that is that facilitation isn't just something you take a few classes in and go out and do. It's not an easy street to a good living. It's a commitment. It's challenging. You can't just bail if things get mucky in the middle. And often, at the start, it's hard making a living at it, because not enough people realize the value that great facilitation can bring. (See how that would never come out in one word?) 3. Fulfilling: This is more than the "reward" of each occasion of facilitating. This is something longer-term, knowing that what you are doing matters each day and is contributing to making people's lives and the world a little bit better.

Erik, and Facilitation Team, This interview is so perfect!! I'm listening to it while I work... only caught a few minutes yesterday, but I have the opportunity to finish it today and I'm so happy to have the chance to hear what was shared. Erik, I love your perspective on things, hence why I shared so many copies of your book, I have a friend who still won't give my personal copy back to me... :p She keeps "forgetting it" every time she sees me :p I know exactly what you mean when you were talking about talking to people at the store in line.. I had a similar experience last week... actually almost weekly. It's a beautiful thing really. Sometimes I feel like I'm wearing a sign (invisible to me) that says... 'Hey I will listen if you need to share you heart, need a shoulder to cry on, or just need a friend' .... Thanks again so much for sharing and I can't wait to finish listening to hear what you have to say!

Thanks, Sam and Meg at Facilitating XYZ! So fun. Next time, you are in the hot seat - so much I want to know about YOU, what YOU love, how you do it, etc.

What up, Chad!