Kjell Lutz's guest appearances

Kjell Lutz

First Time Facilitator

Joel Birch

Nir Eyal

Julian Treasure

Michael Bungay Stanier

Jenny Blake

Ingrid Thompson

Alan Weiss

Matthew Dicks

Steve Sims

Paul McGregor

Andy Storch

Jordan Harbinger

Jeffrey Shaw

Julian Mather

Oscar Trimboli

OwlTail

Panel discussions! You see some great ones, you see some ordinary ones. A few years ago I was really into the ABC TV show, Q&amp;A with Tony Jones. Some people didn’t enjoy his style. I loved it. He was direct, funny, great at segueing the conversation and getting panellists to add, argue, contradict each other, which created fantastic drama. It’s really funny, over 131 episodes down and today we explore a topic we’ve never discussed before: The skill of moderating. That’s what we talk about with today’s guest, Kjell Lutz In this one, you’ll hear how Kjell got his start with moderating panels and MCing, how he creates a dynamic conversation between panelists and audiences; how he gets large audiences interacting with content as well. About our Guest: Kjell Lutz Kjell is fascinated by how people learn. During his studies in organizational psychology, he immersed himself in the theory of knowledge transfer, how can you help people learn. He first applied this with small groups during training, then online with e-learnings and then with large groups during meetings.He further immersed himself in the psychology of making choices, how do we make choices and especially how can we make better choices. Kjell as a chairman is full of energy and enthusiasm. With an appropriate dose of humour and the right interaction, he connects the participants to the theme of the day and the current topics. He loves to lead different work forms that contribute to the learning process of the participants. Let people experience something meaningful in a playful way. As a speaker, he ensures that the dialogue session is properly initiated with an appropriate keynote. As a moderator, he facilitates the rounds of conversations to create the space that is needed.  Doors for Virtually Possible close this week. Use the code PODCAST to grab 15% off! Join our global facilitator community on The Flipchart Click here for show notes The 4-Week Workshop Sprint: Let’s spend four weeks together, to make your workshop the best thing ever, and something you’re incredibly proud to showcase, host, and share with the world. Find out more about the programLeanne's new book: The 2-Hour Workshop Blueprint is out now!Support the show

Panel discussions! You see some great ones, you see some ordinary ones. A few years ago I was really into the ABC TV show, Q&amp;A with Tony Jones. Some people didn’t enjoy his style. I loved it. He was direct, funny, great at segueing the conversation and getting panellists to add, argue, contradict each other, which created fantastic drama. It’s really funny, over 131 episodes down and today we explore a topic we’ve never discussed before: The skill of moderating. That’s what we talk about with today’s guest, Kjell Lutz In this one, you’ll hear how Kjell got his start with moderating panels and MCing, how he creates a dynamic conversation between panelists and audiences; how he gets large audiences interacting with content as well. <h3>About our Guest: Kjell Lutz</h3> Kjell is fascinated by how people learn. During his studies in organizational psychology, he immersed himself in the theory of knowledge transfer, how can you help people learn. He first applied this with small groups during training, then online with e-learnings and then with large groups during meetings.He further immersed himself in the psychology of making choices, how do we make choices and especially how can we make better choices. Kjell as a chairman is full of energy and enthusiasm. With an appropriate dose of humour and the right interaction, he connects the participants to the theme of the day and the current topics. He loves to lead different work forms that contribute to the learning process of the participants. Let people experience something meaningful in a playful way. As a speaker, he ensures that the dialogue session is properly initiated with an appropriate keynote. As a moderator, he facilitates the rounds of conversations to create the space that is needed. <ul> <li><a href="https://www.firsttimefacilitator.com/vpapply" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Doors for Virtually Possible close this week. Use the code PODCAST to grab 15% off!</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/firsttimefacilitator/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our global facilitator community on The Flipchart</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.firsttimefacilitator.com/episode132" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here for show notes</a></li> </ul><a href="https://www.2hourwork.shop/4weekworkshop" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The 4-Week Workshop Sprint</a>: Let’s spend four weeks together, to make your workshop the best thing ever, and something you’re incredibly proud to showcase, host, and share with the world. <a href="https://www.2hourwork.shop/4weekworkshop" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Find out more about the program</a> Leanne's new book: <a href="https://www.2hourwork.shop/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The 2-Hour Workshop Blueprint i</a>s out now! <a href="https://buymeacoffee.com/leannehughes" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Getting your foot in the door as a moderator with Kjell Lutz (Episode 132)