by Will Ratliff | Nov 4, 2014 | Corporate Team Building, Creativity, Leadership Development, Team Bonding Activities, Team Building, Team Building Activities
Well, today is the first official day of the launch of my eBook, 4 Steps to Choosing the Best Team Building Activities. It’s been an interesting journey. I’ve learned a lot not only about the eBook process, but also about stepping out in the midst of fear....
by Will Ratliff | Oct 21, 2014 | Corporate Team Building, Organizational Development, Team Building, Team Building Activities
There are words and phrases that get watered-down, misused, and ultimately can get a bad reputation. Team building is one of those, especially when people discuss team building activities. Now, just about everything is labelled as team building as long as it’s...
by Will Ratliff | Oct 1, 2014 | Corporate Team Building, Leadership Games, Team Building, Team Building Activities
Last Friday, I was privileged to not only meet Mark Collard, but to also get to spend a day with him working on team building. Mark is the author of several books, as well as the founder of Playmeo, a top-notch resource for team building activities. We spent the day...
by Will Ratliff | Sep 27, 2014 | Communication Skills, Corporate Team Building, Leadership Development, Team Building
Communication is one of the most important aspects of any team. Without good communication, teams and projects fall apart. Good communication, on the other hand, cultivates trust and catapults teams into success. There are many aspects of good team communication....
by Will Ratliff | Sep 16, 2014 | Communication Skills, Leadership Development, Leadership Stories, Team Building
When we consider who we work with and how we interact with our team mates and clients we serve, picture your mom serving these people. How would she react? What would she do to make their day? How can we serve others like our moms serve us? Serve ‘em Like Your Mama...
by Will Ratliff | Sep 2, 2014 | Leadership Development, Personal Development, Team Building
There’s several situations where you might find yourself in what some would consider lower or mid- levels of influence. You’ve recently entered the world of work You’ve changed jobs and had to settle for a downward move You’re starting a new...
