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May 22, 2019 35 min

Why We Need Facilitators

from Perfectly Obstinate People

Kathy interviews her grandson, CJ Bruske, a true Facilitator. CJ explains what life is like as a Facilitator by bringing up examples from past experiences. They discuss the great impact facilitators have, even though most of their efforts go unnoticed. Show Notes: 0:00 Intro 00:41 Facilitator CJ Bruske 02:00 What is it like to be a Facilitator? 06:00 Quick Overview of Kolbe Modes 07:20 What makes a Facilitator move? 10:30 How to study as a Facilitator 12:18 Do you NEED to be a nice person? 15:30 A Facilitators sacrifice 20:30 The Conasium 24:50 "It's better when everyone's involved" 27:00 Be Selfish? 33:00 Facilitators keep the family together 35:15 End

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