I've spent years in the room with more than five thousand learners, and I love this work. What I don't love is the part before the session starts: hours rebuilding a worksheet from scratch, trying to get the structure right so people don't get lost in the exercise instead of the conversation.
That's the real risk. A messy document isn't the problem, a distracted room is. A learner filling in boxes instead of thinking. A good discussion that never quite happens because everyone's still working out what page they're meant to be on.
I built this because I got tired of watching decent sessions get undercut by bad workbooks, and I wanted to protect the learning itself.