LifeRing Convenors: Your Collaborative Q&A Resource!
Empowering Convenors Through Shared Knowledge
LifeRing is a team effort, and we're building a stronger team together! We're excited to introduce the LifeRing Convenors Ask & Share Project, a collaborative initiative to create a powerful resource for all convenors.
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Why This Project?
- Solve Challenges Together: Convening can bring unique situations. This is your place to get answers and share solutions.
- Build a Comprehensive Toolkit: Your contributions will directly shape a valuable resource for current and future convenors.
- Strengthen Our Community: Learn from experienced convenors and share your own expertise.
How It Works:
This is your dedicated space to:
- Ask Your Questions: Encountering a challenge? Need advice on a specific situation? Post your questions below!
- Share Your Solutions: Have you found effective strategies? Share your insights and experiences.
- Learn From Others: Read and engage with the questions and solutions shared by fellow convenors.
Your Input Matters:
Whether you're a new or experienced convenor, your participation is invaluable. By sharing your questions and solutions, you're directly contributing to a resource that will benefit the entire LifeRing community.
Get Started!
Use the "Leave a Comment" section below to:
- Pose your questions.
- Share your tips and strategies.
- Join the conversation!
Convenor Resources & Learning:
This platform offers a unique opportunity to:
- Explore a wide range of solutions to specific challenges.
- Gain insights from convenors with diverse experiences.
- Contribute to the collective wisdom of the LifeRing community.
Let's build a stronger LifeRing together!
We're building a valuable resource for LifeRing convenors, and we need your input! This comment section is your opportunity to ask & share!
How do I manage someone who wants to crosstalk after every share?
I would probably do a private chat with that person and let them know that while I appreciate their contributing to the cross talk, there simply isn’t enough time to have comments after every share. If they then point out that I, as a convener, do comment after every share, I would encourage them to think about becoming a convener after six months and that all conveners are different!