Gold of the Desert Kings

The pressures and anxiety experienced in Gold of the Desert Kings are similar to those experienced daily in a hectic work schedule. Participants contend with deadlines, a perceived lack of resources, others’ point of view and the pressure to just do something while trying to accomplish team objectives.

The Experience

Teams rush to compete against each other in this challenging race across the desert. Their goal? Battle the elements to get to the mountains to mine for as much gold as possible and return home alive. Teams are forced to be as productive as possible with limited time and resources. Participants will experience the benefits of teamwork, planning, setting goals and taking necessary risks.

Key Learning Points

Discover how productivity-driven behavior begins with the end in mind

Learn the value of obtaining, evaluating and applying information

Determine the power of effective planning and generate the conviction to do it

Understand how to work smarter, not harder

Realize the impact of asking, “What’s Possible?”

Control the effect of environmental pressures

Distinguish between results and activity

Results

Increase productivity
Increase productivity
Create vision

Improve the decision-making process

Manage change

Plan for success

Achieve exceptional team results

Practical Details

Teams of 2 – 5 participants, up to 500
3 to 4 hours per session
Suitable for cross-functional and intact teams at all levels
Ideal for use in both conference and training settings