by Will Ratliff | Feb 10, 2016 | Leadership Stories, Personal Development, Youth Leadership
It’s a lot of fun to watch children grow up as a parent, especially when they start to come into their own as a person. I have two kids and both are pretty amazing in their own ways. My 9-year old son loves sports and works hard at each of them and is very...
by Will Ratliff | Aug 28, 2014 | Ice Breaker Games, Icebreakers, Leadership Games, Team Building, Team Building Activities, Youth Group Activities, Youth Leadership
This week’s post is dedicated to teachers everywhere. You are a hard-working bunch, and I admire what you do and the dedication you bring day in and day out. I have a lot of gratitude and respect for educators. I consider myself an educator; although, not in the...
by Will Ratliff | Jun 3, 2014 | Corporate Team Building, Leadership Development, Organizational Development, Youth Leadership
Welcome back to Team Building Tuesday, young master! Last week you learned some of what it takes to become a team building Jedi master. We will continue your training today – are you ready? You must not lose focus. You must continue to press on and complete...
by Will Ratliff | May 27, 2014 | Leadership Development, Team Building, Youth Leadership
Ah, my young padawan. You are interested in becoming a team building master, no? There are several key elements in which you must become proficient before you are ready. But, don’t fear, you have come to the right place. Once you are skilled in these, you...
by Will Ratliff | Feb 14, 2014 | Leadership Development, Organizational Development, Youth Leadership
There are many ways that leaders say, “I trust you”; however, the most effective are often said without using words. You can tell in their voice, the way they manage, and the way that they don’t hover over you like a news helicopter waiting for a story to break. 1....
