Rescue a flat workshop with an energizer that fits the room
Each energizer ties back to the workshop topic, so it doesn't feel like a random party game.
A sketch of what you'll get back.
Your prompt
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The prompt that gets copied
I'm facilitating a workshop right now. Group: [GROUP DESCRIPTION, e.g. 20 managers, mostly introverts]. Room: [ROOM SETUP, e.g. hotel meeting room, tables of 5]. Topic: [WORKSHOP TOPIC]. What's happening: [WHAT JUST HAPPENED, e.g. long debate, energy dropped after lunch]. Give me three energizers I can run in five minutes or less, each with a one-line setup I can read aloud, how it connects back to the topic, and what to do if people don't join in. Nothing physical that could embarrass anyone. Then give me one question I can ask afterward to bring the discussion back to our goal: [WORKSHOP GOAL]. Keep the whole answer short enough to read in 30 seconds.
Mid-session and the room has gone quiet? Describe the group and the topic. You get three quick energizers with timings, plus a question that pulls a stuck discussion back on track.
Step by step
- Keep the AI app open on your phone during the workshop.
- Type the group size, room setup and what just happened.
- Pick one energizer and run it.
- Ask the refocus question when the group settles back in.
What you'll get
Three five-minute energizers with read-aloud setups and topic links, a fallback if no one joins in, and one refocus question.
- Made for
- Coaches, Consultants
- Works in
- Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini
