Keep follow-through from becoming an afterthought.
Run a room people talk about. Hand your client what it said.
If you run workshops for clients, Praxis Live puts your slides and your activities on one screen while the room answers on their own phones, no app to download. The same day, you can have a report drafted from what the room said, ready for you to review and send to your client. And if the client wants the learning to keep going after you leave, the same activities can go into a Praxis Journey.
Everyone wrote alone, then the room ranked what to fix first.
The problem
Your clients hire you for a great day. Then you leave.
You did the work. The room was with you. And then the client asks how it went, and what happens next.
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Not everyone gets heard
The same few voices fill the room, and you leave not knowing what the rest were thinking.
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Nothing to hand over
The client wants to know what came out of the day. You have a photo of a flip chart and a good feeling.
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The day ends at the door
You've done your part. What happens on Monday is out of your hands, and so is the reason to bring you back.
“We put on a great show, and then we high 10 and go, ‘Good luck with that.’ We hope you do something, and then we walk away.”
Build it in minutes
Bring the deck you already have.
Your slides come in as they are, and the activities go between them. Your deck stays your deck. The room just gets something to do between the slides, and you see what they think.
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Bring in a deck
Already have slides? Bring in your deck from PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote.
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Your slides arrive
Every page becomes a slide, sharp enough for a big projector, in the order you made them.
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Between the slides
Hover between any two slides and press the plus. Drop a word cloud, a poll or a game right where it belongs.
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Present
Flip to Stage and press Present. The room scans the code, and your deck is live.
Participate · Praxis Live
The group is engaged, not checked out.
More than fifty ways to get a room going, and they start with asking the room. Everyone writes before anyone sways them, the best questions rise to the top, and people get up and find the others who answered the way they did. Tap one and watch it run.
Write, read out, then rank
Q and A
Small Talks
This or That
And games, for that moment after lunch when the room is full and nobody’s quite awake. The whole room plays on their own phones, and most of them run on whatever you taught that morning.
Watch or play every one ›In front of a client
Look good in front of the people who hired you.
Your logo on the wall
Your logo on every screen the room sees, polls included, so nobody wonders whose session this is.
Rehearse it first
Run the whole thing before anyone sees it, with a practice phone beside you, and nothing you try lands in the real room.
A backup if the wifi dies
Download the whole session as a PowerPoint that needs no internet. Every activity becomes something the room does with hands, pens or voices.
A deliverable they didn’t expect
Hand your client what the room said, the same day.
Every answer is saved as it comes in. Praxis drafts a report from the room, with what to work on next at the top and the themes and quotes underneath, no names attached. AI helps draft it; you read it, change what you want, approve it, and share one link.
A split room shows up as a split, not averaged into the middle. The report says so in its own footer: put together from the room’s answers, then reviewed and approved by the facilitator before it was shared.
Leading Through Change · Day 1
SampleWhat to work on next
The room is ready to name hard things, and stuck on where to start. Pick one priority for the next thirty days and make it the first agenda item every week.
What the room kept coming back to
- Saying the hard thing early14
- Too many priorities at once11
- Feedback only flows down8
- Meetings without decisions5
“We agree in the room and then nobody owns it on Monday.”
Quotes are shown with no names.
And every person leaves with their own page.
Take it with you closes the day. Each person gets their own page of what they said, next to how the room answered, on the phone in their hand. Nothing the room said gets left behind.
Prime, Participate, Practice
Sell the before and the after, too.
With Praxis Journeys, the program doesn’t end when you leave. Say your client hired you for Leading Through Change, a two-day offsite for 24 managers. Here’s what you can offer before they arrive, while they’re in the room, and after they leave.
Prime · Before they arrive
1-2 weeks before
Praxis Journeys
A short drop or two before day one. Your client’s people meet the cohort and get one question to sit with. You walk in knowing what’s on their minds, before you’ve said a word.
Illustration. Your drops, your words.
Participate · While they're in the room
Your day, in the room
Praxis Live
You run your slides and the room answers on their phones. Everyone writes before anyone sways the room. After a role play, the debrief is something everybody writes, not just the first hand up.
Take it with you closes the day: each person leaves with their own page of what they said. That afternoon, the report is waiting for your approval.
What, So What, Now What: a debrief everybody writes.
Practice · After they leave
The weeks after
Praxis Journeys
Short sessions a few times a week, under fifteen minutes: a quick recall, a journal prompt, one thing to try, and the cohort talking it through, with an email when each one is ready.
Plan the weeks right from the session. Praxis drafts them from what the room said; you edit them and put them in the journey. It’s a new piece of work you can offer your client, and a reason to bring you back.
Your Monday drop is ready. About ten minutes.
Illustration. Drafted from what your room said.
“If they’re high-fiving me at the end of a training… I didn’t do my job. If they are high-fiving each other… then I know that I’ve done something right.”
What changes
What your client gets that they didn't get last time.
Prime
People who walk in already thinking about the work.
Participate
Every voice in the room, not the same few. A split room shows up as a split.
Practice
A program that keeps going after you leave.
The payoff
A report in their hands the same day, approved by you.
Try it on your next room.
Build your next session in Praxis Live, run it, and hand your client the report. Free for 14 days.
No card. When the trial ends, it simply stops.