what questions do you have?

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Written By Dwayne Britton

💫 PRO-TIP: BUILDING A SAFE SPACE

Sometimes, participants hesitate to check their understanding because they’re worried about looking silly by asking what might seem like a simple or obvious question.

By asking, 'WHAT QUESTIONS DO YOU HAVE ABOUT ______?' instead of 'Does anyone have questions about ______?' at the end of a section, we create a safer, more open space for questions. The phrasing assumes that people will have questions — and that’s a good thing! Questions are awesome, welcomed and encouraged.

I invite you to try 'WHAT QUESTIONS DO YOU HAVE?' in your next training, sales pitch, presentation, or meeting. I think you’ll see more engagement, more questions, and a greater sense of ease for your participants.😀⁠

#facilitation #learning #workshops

Dwayne Britton

I’m the Principal & Learning Strategist behind DAY|WON — a solo practice based in Berlin, operating globally, and built around the belief that learning doesn’t have to be boring to be taken seriously. I design & facilitate workshops, trainings and team experiences that leave people feeling lighter, more connected and ready to move forward. Alongside facilitation, I also create custom materials so internal teams can lead the work themselves — confidently + in their own tone of voice. My approach is grounded in real outcomes, human connection and years inside global brands like Apple, Adidas & On.

https://www.daywon.co
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