The document provides instructions for an exercise called "The FedEx Lunch" where high achievers are asked to capture the essence of their career in one sentence and then create their 1-2 secrets to success using provided materials like construction paper and markers within a 15 minute time limit, after which each person will present their secrets.
The document provides instructions for an exercise called "The FedEx Lunch" where high achievers are asked to capture the essence of their career in one sentence and then create their 1-2 secrets to success using provided materials like construction paper and markers within a 15 minute time limit, after which each person will present their secrets.
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This is an exercise you can play during lunch at a sales-themed offsite.
The document provides instructions for an exercise called "The FedEx Lunch" where high achievers are asked to capture the essence of their career in one sentence and then create their 1-2 secrets to success using provided materials like construction paper and markers within a 15 minute time limit, after which each person will present their secrets.
The document provides instructions for an exercise called "The FedEx Lunch" where high achievers are asked to capture the essence of their career in one sentence and then create their 1-2 secrets to success using provided materials like construction paper and markers within a 15 minute time limit, after which each person will present their secrets.
Object: Help high achievers share their secrets to success in a nontraditional format. Materials needed: Colored construction paper, glue, glitter, stickers, crayons, and colored markers. Duration: One hour, depending on the number of people. Setup: o Place equal portions of the materials on each table of 4-6 people. o Announce that each individual has won $100 million in the New York State Lottery, and will be retiring from <your company> tomorrow afternoon. In an effort to capture what has made your career great we are going to do the following exercise called The Fed Ex Lunch Exercise: o One: Capture the essence of your career in one sentence. o Lincoln: He preserved the Union and freed the slaves. o Roosevelt: He lifted us out of the great depression and helped us win the war o X Manager: He cared about each person that worked for him, and helped them become their best. Extra Credit: Ask yourself at the end of each day if you were better today than yesterday. o Two: Using the materials provided create your 1-2 secrets of success. o Three: After 15 minutes of creation time ask each individual to present their secrets.
Source: Pink, Daniel H.. Drive: the surprising truth about what motivates us. New York, NY: Riverhead Books, 2009. Print.