All Posts for August, 2008

School Staff Team Building
August 27th, 2008

Looking at this image I am leading a processing session in a Lycra Tube!
I love working with teams and enabling reflective thought development.
Is your team ready to learn and have fun?! How is your team and staff’s trust? When …

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Category: Buffalo NY, Corporate Team Building, Generation Y, School Activities, Team Building Activity, images, multi-generational training
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Entrepreneur, Experiential Training & Team Development all Holding Hands
August 26th, 2008

Found this on Guy Kawasaki’s Blog he list 5 Important Lessons of Entrepreneurship. I feel that many of these ideas relate directly back to Team Building and Team Development. I clipped the Try Stuff – because when I think of …

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Category: Corporate Team Building, Leadership, Team Building, experiential theory
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Giant Team Building with Cards!!
August 24th, 2008

clipped from http://www.deepfun.com/2008/08/giant-tepee-of-giant-cards.html

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Category: Team Building Activity, images
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Low and High Ropes Course – can they build self-esteem?
August 20th, 2008

Are ropes courses necessary for self and team development programs?? are they more effective with youth groups, corporate groups, drug & alcohol groups???
What are your thoughts??

clipped from query.nytimes.com
Counselors seem to need more training today, since teen-agers aren’t growing up with …

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Category: Buffalo NY, Challenge Course, Corporate Team Building, Rochester NY, Team Building New York
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Team Building Video – Corporate Team Building Communication
August 19th, 2008

Team Building Video – Corona of Convergence;
Teams are split into subgroups. They are asked to rest tennis ball on a piece of PVC pipe. The teams are challenged with transferring their tennis ball off the PVC pipe and placing it …

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Category: Corporate Team Building, Generation Y, Team Building Activity, images, multi-generational training
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