Working with a group on Leadership and team building. Part of the process is taking the group to a High Ropes Course to explore individual challenges.
Create-Learning leads team building & leadership programs with many High Ropes and Low Ropes courses.
All Posts for May, 2010
The future of our leadership and organizational teams depend upon the current focus on education and students. This video illustrates the number of students who will be in need of team membership, innovation, and leadership focus as they enter the …
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Team-Building is a practice in resiliency. One part is the personal ability of the individual to continue through a process once the fun stops, develop a solution, be facilitated through understanding the process & learn adaptive techniques.
The other part is team resiliency. The ability of a team to develop a shared psychological state of working through challenges and staying together, working through conflicts and coming out stronger on the other side. Allowing each team member to use their talents and abilities in an autonomous manner, while still focusing on the the set goal and challenge.
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As leaders you are probably not free soloing or base jumping – and you are taking risks.
Thoughts and Questions to consider;
What challenges can be combined to form a greater result?
How much risk are you willing to take to be a legend?
Which risk factors can be adjusted to allow for success in your challenges?
In what ways might you manage / lead a team member like Dean Potter?
This will be the first in a series of post – showing some activities and the potential connection to workplace, team skills & leadership. The primary job of a team building consultant using learning simulations is to facilitate and discuss with the team exactly how this relates to work…If you cannot facilitate a discussion with the team about how what they just did relates to work, you OUGHT not to be a Team Building Consultant for corporate groups.
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