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3. In the body, answer this question: What is one physical or digital item that you can't do without when facilitating workshops?

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A Dunkin' iced coffee and large pink water bottle sit on a desk.

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I must have my drinks! If the workshop is before lunch, I tend to have coffee, but also always water.

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For me, it has got to be my Apple Watch. I can lose track of time when I’m teaching/facilitating (probably because I’m experiencing a state of flow most of the time). I set a gazillion timers on my watch to ensure that I have these micro interruptions as I’m going. I use each opportunity to take a deep breath, look at my one-page set of thumbnails with the associated times indicated, and see if I’m on track, or any adjustments need to be made in real time.

I just got back from doing a keynote in Michigan and was so happy to look at my watch as I concluded, with one minute to spare. Apple Watch for the win.

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Apple Watch with an analog clock watch face and a blue sport band 

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Here’s a nod to vanity: Clothes and shoes in which I feel comfortable. I have those clothes in my closet that on some days I think, “Yeah, I should wear these today…ugh.” And then I have those clothes for which I think, “YES! My favorites! I get to wear these today!” So, yeah, it’s the latter that I want to wear on those workshop-facilitation days!

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"clothes line" by stefelix on Flickr CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

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I am almost always forgetting to check my bag to see if my clicker is there, but it's a must have for presenting across campus!

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I usually facilitate most of my workshops from a stool to help me get in the mindset of it being an interactive conversation rather than a fire hose of information. I am 6'6" and can also make others feel that I am literally talking down to them :) I also have a shoe collection that I really love rotating through, usually along with a coordinated outfit and hat. These all really make me feel comfortable and hopefully helps others feel the same.

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A multi-colored striped friendship bracelet.

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I like having a bracelet or other item on me that I can fidget with without being too distracting. I use my hands a lot when I am facilitating and for the moments that I am not talking, or just listening, I like to have something to fidget with. The bracelet I currently have on was made by my friend and is a representation of my identity.

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Because I facilitate workshops remotely, I can't do without a sticky note on my monitor that says, Record Workshop!

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A whiteboard marker! Assuming that I'm facilitating in person... 100% of the time I will be writing (maybe drawing?) on the whiteboard.

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hand drawn sketch of a stick figure holding a large expo white board marker

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I definitely need to stay hydrated, as I am always moving in workshops, and so I need my water bottle handy!

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I always have a fidget of some sort or my ring. Most of my sessions are facilitated via zoom and I tend to talk with my hands if I don't have something to fidget with.

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In my own practice, I engage groups through self-reflective visual prompts that they can take home and continue to unpack in ways that make sense to their own learning and development.

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I need beverages handy. Depending on the time of day that could be coffee or hot tea, but always water. Hydrate or die-drate!

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My big purple notebook! I love note taking by han.