Trainers Warehouse 6" Thumball Collection, 32 Prompts for Conversation, Team Building, Relationship and Training($39.50Value)

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Trainers Warehouse Trust Thumball 6" | Team Building Activities - Build Bridges and Deepen Relationships Through Conversation | 32 Panels to Prompt Conversation Like a bridge, trust also brings people together and deepens relationships Fun icebreaker phrases suited for adults and teens 32 panels pre-printed with phrases to stimulate conversation or promote team spirit Share your reaction to whatever prompt lies under your thumb BROUGHT TO YOU BY TRAINERS WAREHOUSE: The professional’s choice for employee training and motivation products, featuring our game show buzzers, conversation balls, icebreakers, team-building games, fidgets, debriefing tools, signage, and appreciation rewards. For over 30 years, we've improved participation and engagement with innovative tools that help trainers and educators in many industries. Whether working remotely or returning to the office, we have the perfect product for you. Trust - It allows us to take risks, open up, and look for mutually beneficial solutions when conflicts occur. Trust gives us peace of mind when we need to rely on one another, and comfort to share our vulnerabilities. Like a bridge, trust also brings people together and deepens relationships. Then, with strong relationship, we enjoy emotional support, confidence, reduced stress, good health, and happiness. Building trust starts with communication - asking the right questions and taking the time to listen.
The Building Bridges Thumball provides 32 discussion prompts, engineered to foster respect and develop shared understanding about our commonalities, values, and sensitivities. Trust allows us to take risks, open up, and look for mutually beneficial solutions when conflicts arise. Building trust starts with communication - asking the right questions and taking the time to listen.
Some of the prompts include:
Why do people fight?
What are you grateful for?
What contributes to distrust?
Who do you turn to for help?
Who have you helped recently?
What’s your greatest hope?