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27 tried-and-tested ways to get a group thinking, talking and doing.

10 activities

Illustration for Learn Through a Book Extract
1 15–20 minutes

Learn Through a Book Extract

Use a short reading to generate practical insights through group discussion.

Discussion & reflection
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Illustration for Anchors & Sails
3 20–25 minutes

Anchors & Sails

Identify what holds a team back and what helps it move forward.

Discussion & reflectionProblem-solving
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Illustration for Decode the Group Profile
5 20 minutes

Decode the Group Profile

Turn aggregated survey results into a discussion about group strengths and blind spots.

Discussion & reflection
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Illustration for Love It or Adapt It
6 15–20 minutes

Love It or Adapt It

Evaluate an example by identifying what to keep and what to change.

Discussion & reflectionCommunication
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9 5–8 minutes

The Surprise Question

Spark curiosity by asking a question that challenges assumptions.

Discussion & reflectionIcebreakers & connection
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Illustration for Improve Your Own Work
14 20–30 minutes

Improve Your Own Work

Apply workshop learning to an authentic work artefact.

Skill practiceDiscussion & reflection
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Illustration for Watch, Notice, Discuss
15 10–15 minutes

Watch, Notice, Discuss

Learn from observation before introducing a framework.

Discussion & reflection
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Illustration for Learn Through a Podcast
19 15–20 minutes

Learn Through a Podcast

Use a short audio extract to spark discussion and turn an idea into practical tips.

Discussion & reflection
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Illustration for The Three-Word Mirror
23 10–15 minutes

The Three-Word Mirror

Explore how others may experience your behaviour by imagining their perspective.

Icebreakers & connectionDiscussion & reflection
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Illustration for Smash the First Impression
24 15–20 minutes

Smash the First Impression

Design a short introduction that challenges assumptions people may hold about you or your role.

Discussion & reflectionCommunication
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