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A play on the letters of my first name, DAY|WON is my facilitation brand and reflects the spirit of my workshops.

My philosophy is that sessions don't have to be boring for content to be taken seriously.

I design meetings & workshops to help leaders feel better equipped to lead change and learning experiences that upskill while leaving people feeling lighter & more connected.

You can learn more about my work under on the services page; please reach out with any questions you may have.

- Dwayne

💫 As a freelance #facilitator, I’m sometimes asked if I think anyone can lead a workshop. My answer is always, “Absolutely.” Generally, anyone can follow a framework from an article or video and probably lead a fairly successful wo
💫 Never underestimate the power of asking attendees to perform 15 seconds of “interpretive dancing” to @britneyspears in front of their peers. 😈 💫 You can leverage this technique when participants return late from breaks, when team me
💫 One of our favorite sites is WheelOfNames.com. It’s a great facilitation tool to gamify participant contribution during a session, partner-up colleagues, randomly assign sections of work to present, or award a prize. Your wheel is customizab
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💫 3 IDEAS TO ROCK YOUR PRESENTER NOTES:⁠ ⁠ 1. DICTATE 'EM: 🗣 Your presenter notes will sound way more conversational + closer to how you speak because they won't include an extra level of formality we layer on when "writing professionally&quot
"Bwahaha! This is so AMERICAN!" 💫 This question came to me minutes before leading my first Adidas Flagship project meeting, a last-minute fill-in for my boss who couldn't be present. 💫 I had just moved to Germany and had been with the c
🥳 AN OLDIE-BUT-GOODIE:⁠ ⁠ 💫 Sometimes participants can become a teensy bit shy when checking their understanding of our content. They may be scared to look stupid in front of peers by asking something too simple, seemingly obvious, etc. ⁠ ⁠ 💫 By a
💫 Encouraged by a few friends & colleagues, I set a goal this year to share more learnings & insights from my 30 years of integrated experience facilitating, presenting, training & performing onstage. My hope is that these postings help