Hey Nick, thanks for the question. From my perspective it always has to start with an experience you want to communicate and share. When you have clarity on this experience have a go at creating a way to get it across. The main difficulty lies in not just your ability and your clarity but in others. Sure you have to get skillful at communicating but that is not enough. You have to get them to the experience from where they are and that will vary a lot. Some will get it easier some much harder. I think use whatever tools you have - combine or not combine - each situation will dictate. Something I think is very important. Ralston is obviously a huge insiration for all of us but a key principle is that it also has to come from you personally. If you can own the topic, you have a far better chance of success. It's still going to be hard and take a lot of time, but that's just the nature of this work if you are realistic about it. About when you know it's complete - you will feel something like at this point it's a great programme/workshop or whatever. But after you do it, you'll probably find lots of places to improve and will need to incorporate lots of feedback. My main advice is to go out and do stuff! Try things out, have the courage to fail and then just keep improving. Be prepared, to be successful, it usually takes much more effort and time than you might expect but that does not mean it is not worth every second of it. Good luck! V

Might it be the same as the social world that we are pointing to? If you are in touch with the world here and now, (real life) and let the "outside world" fade into the background, do you get complete? Great work btw!

@Felix Küppers Great, at least you have a contast now! Now look into how you are seeing people such that it creates that feeling. Btw I might be after you Felix, gonna catch you!!!

Welcome!