2013

Great Results Team Building

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25 Funny Questions to Get to Know Your Team

Great Results Team Building

'If you want to get to know your team better, the first thing you need to do is ask them about their past, their passions, and their purpose for being there. But while that conversation will help you understand why they are on the team and what they plan to contribute, it will likely not provide details about their personality or about their unique preferences and perspectives.

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Get Your Team Out of the Mud

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'We all get stuck in the mud at times – in our work, in our spiritual lives, and even in relationships. And there are a few very valuable lessons that we learned that day on a South Georgia dirt road that may save your group from unnecessary frustration and help your team to get unstuck. This article was shared as a guest post on the Thin Difference Blog.

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5 Reasons You Should Subscribe to Sean’s Team Building Newsletter

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'Everyone is part of a team. Whether you are in a family, attend a church, work in an office environment, are part of a project group, or participate in athletics, you are likely always looking for ideas and tips on how your team can become more productive. Sean’s Great Results Teambuilding Newsletter is a FREE bi-weekly report delivered straight to your inbox full of fun and useful content.

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To be a Good Teammate, Accept No Excuses

Great Results Team Building

One of the most important skills to be a good teammate and improve mental toughness involves the decision to set high expectations and never make or accept excuses. Winners are both intentional and accountable. Whatever your goal and whoever is on your team, your success will be determined by how willing you are to say no when an excuse is offered. To assist you with that, I have shared two lists below….

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The Impact of Teamwork and a Parable of Rocks

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'Steve Jobs, in a 1995 interview , was discussing the importance and impact of teamwork, and it was during that discussion that he shared a short parable of rocks and how they polish each other…. “When I was a young kid there was a widowed man that lived up the street. He was in his eighties. He was a little scary looking. And I got to know him a little bit.

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Discomfort is the Catalyst for Team Growth

Great Results Team Building

'If you want team growth, you have to find a way to make your people feel a bit of discomfort. The most powerful catalyst for individual or team development is getting people out of their comfort zone and experiencing or doing something new. I once had a basketball player who had always played guard and handled the ball very well. The summer of her sophomore year, though, she grew four inches and became our tallest player.

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Three Powerful "F" Words to Use With Difficult Teammates

Great Results Team Building

Everyone, at some point, has dealt with difficult teammates who seem to hold onto damaging beliefs or continually sabotage team progress with negative behaviors. For those individuals that you would like to help change, there are three powerful “F” words that you will find useful in future conversations. And, yes, all three of them are appropriate to use in any environment….

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