Icebreaker Games for Small Groups
Have you noticed that most icebreakers seem to be designed for large groups, ie groups of 20 or more people? In this post, you will…
Followers of this blog will know that I am a BIG fan of Seth Godin’s work. Indeed, I consider his art a real gift.
His post asks me today to consider – what relationship with the future will I choose?
Pondering, it occurs to me that this is such a critical question to consider in the context of our groups because people generally fall into one of two camps:
Both choices are valid. But only one is powerful and has the ability to make a difference.
Inviting your group, your staff, your students, to get profoundly related to the fact that the future is not pre-destined and they, in fact, HAVE A CHOICE, the future suddenly opens up.
You (and the people you lead) can choose to live into a future that is bright, or not. Viewing tomorrow, or whatever comes next, through this lens is nothing if it’s not full of possibility.
Choose.
For a further discussion on the power of choice, read this.
Seth Godin / choice / choose / future / relationship with future
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