Content curation is key, be intentional! Charles Hsuan interviews Leanne Hughes #friendsoffirsttimefacilitator (Episode 206)
Charles Hsuan from Flying Kite interviews Leanne Hughes on creating engaging virtual workshops and sessions on his podcast, Candid Conversations.
2020 Leanne Talks Virtual Workshop Facilitation with Andy Storch #friendsoffirsttimefacilitator (Episode 205)
Andy Storch interviews Leanne Hughes on creating engaging virtual workshops and sessions.
The Ideal Facilitation Space: Leanne Hughes and Lisa Evans #friendsoffirsttimefacilitator #204
Lias Evans interviews Leanne Hughes on creating the facilitation space.
How To Monetise Your Personal Brand: Leanne Hughes and Petra Zink (#friendsoffirsttimefacilitator) #203
Petra Zink interviews Leanne Hughes on how to monetise your personal brand.
How to plan an off-site retreat: Behind the scenes planning for The Junket (Episode 202)
In this behind the scenes episode, Leanne Hughes shares how she’s planning her first off-site retreat called The Junket.
The finale with Leanne Hughes + listeners (Episode 200)
The final First Time Facilitator podcast with Leanne Hughes - reflections from Leanne and listeners on 200, amazing episodes.
Facilitating audio only sessions to give your thoughts an audience with Ronsley Vaz (Episode 199)
Leanne Hughes interviews Ronsley Vaz about moderating audio-only workshops and sessions.
198: Igniting the genius in the room with Shannon Dean Hughes
Leanne Hughes interviews Shannon Dean Hughes about her experience using improv in her workshops to help her clients dream big.
197: A reflection extravaganza: What happens when you’re no longer a First Time Facilitator? Jan Szmanda interviews Leanne Hughes
Big announcement for the show! In this episode, Jan Szmanda takes over the host seat, to interview Leanne Hughes on her own show where she reflects on 3 years of podcasting and facilitation.
Episode 193: The Self Employed Facilitator Life with Jeffrey Shaw
When I dropped out of corporate life three years ago, I remember trying to write social media posts, emails, even website copy and I couldn’t break out of that “be professional” way of doing things.
As a result, my messages came across very vanilla and didn’t really attract anyone (let alone my dream clients!).
I’m honestly still trying to break that mindset, that balance between being myself, showing up authentically, and being confident that by doing that, I’ll attract the right people.
That’s the conversation I have with today’s guest, Jeffrey Shaw, author of The Self Employed Life.
He’s a legend in the self-employment game and I’m so delighted to share our conversation with all of you today.