17 Fun Icebreaker Games for Adults | Group Dynamix

One tip for this exercise is to ban the use of ‘diminishing words’, such as ‘I’m quite good’, or ‘I think I’m good at’ or ‘Other people tell me I’m good at’. The first round might feel awkward, but by the third or fourth go everyone has grown comfortable with it. We often end the exercise with everyone sharing their super strength with the group. I

What is something your people can’t do solo? Or that would be better in a group? The more compelling the shared activity, the more likely you are to spark a community. Is the activity purposeful? Tie the activity back to your community’s purpose. And communicate that purpose explicitly, as Gavin Pretor-Pinney did when he formed the Cloud Appreciati

There’s also a myriad of non-cringey, yet strikingly effective, icebreakers to choose from. A few honorable mentions include: Triple H: Ask each member of the team to share a hero, a highlight, and a hardship. You’ll learn an awful lot about what someone values and how they see their