The Art of Questioning
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Welcome! How exciting that you have an opportunity to host a World Cafe in Jordan. If you need help, please call on the many experienced hosts here in the community who would love to support you. Just ask your questions as a new conversation.
And thanks so much for being willing to share your experience - that is how we grow as practitioners and learn from each other. I very much look forward to hearing from you.
Warm Wishes,
Amy