Leadership retreat

Like I said when we chatted about creativity, last weekend with my team was incredible. I always have a ton of fun with those girls, but it’s just good to get away and have dedicated time to work and focus–and have multiple side stitches from all the laughing. Julie and I headed down on Friday […]

Back in April, we had our yearly executive retreat for our Heart leadership team. We spent two weeks in Tulum, Mexico, and so much fruit was produced from that retreat. We grew as leaders and we developed such a better connection with our core team members. We thought it would be a super fun podcast […]

One of the best ways to kick off your retreat is to begin it with a super fun activity known as a photo scavenger hunt. Here are 9 quick tips to get started

A business retreat allows you to put intentional time aside to focus on coming back with renewed enthusiasm to work towards your goals.

With the last bell of the year, school and district leaders from coast to coast begin thinking ahead and planning for what is to come. Although each district’s way of going about it is unique, all leadership teams come together to reflect on the past year and begin to envision the next. Having participated in

Leadership retreats are an opportunity to connect and build; usually focused on improving year over year performance. Here are the 6 key steps to planning...

Team bonding activities are important for corporate team building. A company retreat is the perfect way to bring your team closer. See How!

Are you putting together a corporate retreat and aren’t sure where to start? Our step-by-step guide will take you through the process of organizing a company retreat your team will love!

I have been on a couple of staff retreats in my life. None have usually gone well. For some reason it has only been the most dysfunctional places that want their cranky staff to live in even closer spaces for a day or three. Today I’m presenting my list of the 20 ways to NOT run a staff retreat, based on (painful) personal experiences.

If you just got hired to lead a new team or just want to boost morality, trust, and loyalty in the group, here are the 10 best ice breaker activities you can use in your meetings, trainings, or team building sesseions.