Father’s Day – teaching team skills
Here in the US we celebrated Father’s Day on Sunday June 19. To celebrate, our family traveled to the Linville Gorge Wilderness Area in North Carolina to camp and rock climb. My friend Thomas and his son Indigo joined us on our adventure. Rock climbing offers a great metaphor for teaching team skills, commitment, reliance and focus […]
Missing my family already
I’m waiting in the Asheville airport for my first flight. There is free high-speed wireless and I love that. My plane starts boarding in a few minutes. Traveling became much more difficult for me now that I have children. When I left home Anne (my wife) and Liza (my 18 month old daughter – – that’s […]
Program Design
I’m sitting in my Best Western hotel room in New Jersey reviewing my program design for tomorrow. When I create a program design I first get clear on the messages (lessons) that I choose to teach or reinforce. This process starts through conversations with my client. I put on my detective hat and begin asking […]
The one day (or one hour) team skills workshop
The sub-title of this post? “When NOT to invest in a team skills workshop”. I’m prompted to write this post because a friend called and asked me to lead a teambuilding program for the 40 staff of his growing physical therapy business. After a brief conversation I advised him to save his money and NOT […]
Mission and Vision
Mission & Vision of TeachMeTeamwork.com Who we are, and what we’re doing Mission What we’re focused on doing Our primary mission is to teach team skills that promote win-win consciousness. What is TeachMeTeamwork.com? What we provide We provide dynamic resources that will help you learn how to be a highly effective teacher of team skills. […]