In this episode, I sit down with Alex Eisenchteter, facilitator, tool builder, and one of the co-founders of the Fit for Facilitation community. Alex has been facilitating for over 15 years and building Stormz, his own facilitation platform since 2012. We explore how he designs workshops from scratch, why tools always come last in the process, and what makes Stormz fundamentally different from whiteboards and engagement tools. Plus: a first look at Stormz V3, launching invitation-only on June 23rd.⚡️ Key Takeaways✔ Discover why the scope meeting is the most important meeting with a client✔ Learn how to design from macro to micro ✔ Understand why physical artifacts create memories that outlast the workshop ✔ Explore how Stormz differs from both whiteboards and engagement tools like Mentimeter ✔ Find out what a dynamic board is and why it changes how you collect, vote and debrief ✔ Learn how Stormz works for in-person workshops — with phones, not laptops👤 Guest: Alex Eisenchteter | Founder of Stormz | Creator of ILoveCards |Co-Founder Fit For Facilitation CommunityLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eisenchteter/Website: https://stormz.aiPlatform : https://ilovecards🎙️ Host: Nathy Ravez | Founder of La Workshoppeuse | Creator of Facilipreneur Mastermind | Co-Founder Fit For Facilitation community LinkedIn: / nathyravez Facilipreneur Mastermind: https://laworkshoppeuse.com/facilipreneur-mastermind/Newsletter: https://laworkshoppeuse.kit.com/facilipreneurstickynotesCommunity: https://community.fitforfacilitation.com

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