Games to help participants experience the power of self-management

Written by Ramon-canas in Practices

2 weeks ago - 0 min read

Hello!!

I would like to make a list of games and dynamics to use in workshops, to help participants live and experience the power of self-management, and arrive to take aways that they can apply.

To start i will leave you one that always leaves a lot of fun and takeaways -> Ballpoint

Thank you all for your contributions!!!

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Replies (2)

2 days ago

Hi Ramon, I'm curently in the process of developing a new game for to-be progressive organisations' teams, individuals, and leadership. it might cover some of the things you mention. I've named it "Design your Dream Company". Feel free to follow me on e.g. LinkedIn to follow progress. I will for sure need volunteers to do some trail runs.

linkedin.com/in/leisepasserjensen

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8 hours ago

Sounds good Leise! Ill do that

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