Esh’s confession reveals that facilitation is less a method than a way of being: shifting stances, channelling mentors, and creating safety where brilliance can surface. Rooted in Africa and inspired by nature’s rhythms, Esh uncovers how perspective, connection, and creativity can turn restrained potential into confident, collaborative action.

In this edition of Confessions of a Facilitator, Leonardo Muñoz from Santiago, Chile, shares how facilitation taught him the power of trust, patience, and letting go. From navigating tense team moments to finding connection through laughter, Leonardo reveals how true transformation happens when facilitators create space for others to shine.

Ever tried smiling at your laptop so people don’t think you’re glaring at them? Welcome to my facilitation confessions. From painting in workshops to Zoom disasters and PPCo feedback that stings (but works), I’ve learned it’s all about laughter, listening, and joining the dance.

Facilitation is about creating the framework for others to discover their own potential, building trust within the group, and offering just enough structure for collaboration to thrive. It’s less about being the sage on the stage, and more about being the guide by the side.