The stake
Say what goes wrong if nothing changes.
They leave with: A reason to pay attention that is theirs, not yours.
What does this cost them next month if today does not land?
A free worksheet
One page for planning a live session. Six parts, what each one is for, and what the room actually leaves with. Fill it in on paper before you open any software — this is a practical worksheet drawn from how experienced facilitators tend to structure a session, not a validated instructional model.
Say what goes wrong if nothing changes.
They leave with: A reason to pay attention that is theirs, not yours.
What does this cost them next month if today does not land?
Describe how it actually works now, without blame.
They leave with: Recognition — “that is us”.
What would they say if I asked how this really gets done?
Introduce the one idea the session exists to deliver.
They leave with: A single sentence they could repeat to a colleague.
If they remember one line in six weeks, which line?
Let them do it badly once, safely.
They leave with: Evidence they can do it at all.
What is the smallest real attempt they can make in the room?
Name what will stop them on Monday.
They leave with: A plan for the specific thing that will get in the way.
What will their manager, calendar or tooling do to this?
Decide who does what, by when.
They leave with: A commitment with a name and a date on it.
What is the first action, and who has already agreed to it?
Captivate turns a plan like this into a presentation you can steer, present and hand over. See how it works for a workshop, or try the live demo on the home page — no account needed for either.