Phoenix – Arizona Science Center teambuilding scavenger hunt
A fun, indoor place to hold a team building scavenger hunt in Phoenix Event Description: A compact, stimulating, indoor place for a corporate team building you can hold event all year long, the Arizona Science Center in Phoenix is one of the best kept secrets in the Southwest. In the heart of Phoenix with […]
San Diego Corporate Team Building Scavenger Hunt
San Diego is a fantastic place for corporate team building events, with all-around terrific weather and a variety of great areas to explore, from the Gaslamp shopping/entertainment district to the world-famous San Diego zoo. And who better to play and learn with than Dr. Clue? Our team building activities are much more than mere recreation […]
San Diego — Zoo teambuilding scavenger hunt
An outstanding location hold a team building scavenger hunt in San Diego When you think about San Diego, what comes to mind? Beaches, Fish Taco’s, UCSD–and the San Diego Zoo! This is one of the 5 or 10 best zoos in the world, a sprawling, split level landscape with moving sidewalks and gondolas. You can […]
Healdsburg Teambuilding Scavenger Hunt
A great Teambuilding Scavenger Hunt in Healdsburg, CA While the tourists all know about Napa and Sonoma, the locals all go to Healdsburg. It’s a charming, small town with fantastic restaurants and tasting rooms scattered about the town square. It also is the home to one of our favorite cafes, Flying Goat, and one of […]
Running on Empty
Trudging up the modest incline yesterday towards Spring Lake – huffing and puffing, chest tight, legs heavy as stones — I feel a sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach that this run is going to be a momentous struggle. To my utter dismay, this 50-year-old body of mine just isn’t responding the way […]
Mindfulness at Work: The Goose is Out
There’s a Zen koan that goes like this: “If a man puts a gosling in the bottle and feeds it until it is full-grown, how can the man get the goose out without killing it or breaking the bottle?” Apparently this riddle has been driving Zen monks crazy for the past several hundred years. Now, […]
Abraxas
If you had to list your five, daily “must do” actions or activities in your life, what would they be? My own list would probably include (in no particular order): –Eating right (healthfully and low-cal) –Exercising –Sleeping sufficiently –Meditating –Writing
Because I Said I Would…
While on my way to North Carolina this past week, I discovered a fascinating article in Southwest Airlines’ Spirit Magazine, entitled “The Everyday Action Hero”. It tells the story of 28-year-old Alex Sheen, founder of Because I Said it Would, a nonprofit dedicated to “bettering humanity through the power of a promise.” Inspired by his […]
James Bond, 007: Licensed to Improvise
Last Friday, I had a chance to watch the new James Bond film, “Skyfall”, with Daniel Craig reprising his role as the world’s smoothest super-spy. Don’t worry, 007 fans — I won’t give away the story! What I do want to share with you is my observations regarding the personality contrast between Bond and his […]
Choosing Clients the Old-Fashioned Way: Interview Them!
Scan the Web and you’ll find countless articles providing tips for fool-proof employee interviews, guaranteed to separate the wheat from the chaff, the gold nuggets from the pail of sand. Although fine for companies and organizations looking to bring on new staff (or new vendors), these articles fail to serve trainers and training companies, struggling […]