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You do not need a title to be exhausted.

If you landed here and you are not sure which door is yours, answer one question: what are you holding right now?

A

Mostly myself

You are the one who takes care of it. At home, on the committee, in the group chat. Nobody assigned it to you.

The heaviest situations I have sat with do not come with a leadership title attached.

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B

A group I belong to

A board, a committee, a staff team, a congregation, a club. The work is fine. The way you all meet about it is not.

This is where facilitation does more than a plan ever will.

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C

An organization I am responsible for

You are accountable for how the room behaves: retreats, planning days, conferences, the meeting nobody wants to schedule.

I build and hold the container, and I will tell you the truth about what I see in it.

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What happens after you pick a door

  1. You get something free first. The worksheet, or a short conversation. No pitch.
  2. You name what is heavy. Not the official version, the real one.
  3. You leave with one move. Not a plan for your whole life.

If you are still not sure, the worksheet is two pages and costs nothing. Most people find their answer while filling it in.