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“Fran is easy to work with, flexible, and well prepared.
He not only talks leadership and motivation, he walks the talk.”Russ Simon, Senior Policy Associate
New York Association of Training and Employment Professionals, Inc.
Games That Kick: Tank Game
This highly interactive and fun game creates a serious lesson for individuals and groups. Discover the difference between “telling people what to do and “people actually doing it.”
Games That Kick: Trust Games
This sequence of trust-building experiences represents a sensible, user-friendly, non-threatening way to help a group develop trust among its members.
Games That Kick: Block Games
This creative team-building series of activities, using wooden blocks, highlights the characteristics of teamwork and the core values needed to succeed.
Games That Kick: The Status Game
If you’re looking for a game that will really illustrate how too many times we do “judge a book by it’s cover” this is the game for you. Teamwork and leadership can be negatively impacted when status trumps substance.
Games That Kick: The 1,2,3 Game
The 1,2,3 Game brings to life the “kaizen” approach of continuous improvement. Participants learn how everyone can make an appropriate contribution accomplishing group goals.
Games That Kick: The A,B,C Game
The A,B,C Game is a fantastic way to illustrate how anyone can make things happen and take the lead if they’re willing to pay attention and respond appropriately.
Looking@Leadership (Card Deck)
A card deck of 200 full-color images designed to interactively share and inspire a deeper understanding of leadership. Combined with a series of twelve activities, included in the facilitator guide, discover what represents leadership to you, your organization, and how it impacts what you do.
Fran Kick, M.A. Educational Psychology, CSP, author, professional speaker and consultant knows What Makes Kids Kick! Inspiring people to KICK IT IN® and TAKE THE LEAD since 1986.
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