Case Study: How the Three Pillars of Improv™ helped the American Red Cross
Foreword: I want to start by saying I was honored to be invited to present a teambuilding workshop to the American Red Cross of Chicago & Northern Illinois earlier this week. On a personal level, I was excited to work with the Red Cross. I’ve always been a huge fan of the work they do […]
Emotional Intelligence (EQ), Improv, and the art of eating with chopsticks
First date What do chopsticks, improv, and teambuilding all have in common? You are on a first date at the hot new Asian food restaurant everyone is raving about. As you look around, you see how others make it look so easy. They effortlessly use their chopsticks to pick up a single grain of fried […]
How the Three Pillars of Improv can help your employees avoid the “Six signs that it’s time to quit your job”
About a 7 minute read A few weeks ago, Stephanie Vozza posted an article at Fast Company titled “Here are six signs that it’s time to quit your job”. Check out her article, it’s a good read. She wrote about how tough it can be to go to work day in and day out if […]
The “Three Pillars of Improv” help Millennials use humor to build an authentic and fun communication style
Millennials are looking for a work environment where their employers are investing in their talent as well as their humanity. Imagine a world where everyone comes to the office everyday revved up and ready to go. You walk through the hallway to your desk knowing that your team is like a family. The functional kind […]
Improv helps you develop your EQ (Emotional Intelligence)
noun: emotional intelligence The capacity to be aware of, control, and express one’s emotions, and to handle interpersonal relationships judiciously and empathetically. “emotional intelligence is the key to both personal and professional success” Who are you? Who, who? Who who? (Hint: It’s your IQ, Personality, and EQ) You define your world through the three parts […]