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The first six videos in this series with Fran Kick and Frank Crockett cover how to set up, facilitate and most importantly debrief some of their all-time favorite experiential initiatives.

The complete Looking@Leadership facilitator kit (with deck of 200 image cards, video, and facilitator guide) will guide you to discover what represents leadership to you, your organization, and how it impacts what you do.

The A,B,C Game is a fantastic way to illustrate how anyone can make things happen and take the lead if they’re willing to pay attention and respond appropriately.

The 1,2,3 Game brings to life the “kaizen” approach of continuous improvement. Participants learn how everyone can make an appropriate contribution accomplishing group goals.

In many situations status influences both leadership and teamwork. This game highlights directly and profoundly that too many times we mistakenly “judge books by their covers.”

This creative team-building series of activities, using wooden blocks, highlights the characteristics of teamwork and explores the core values needed for a group to work well together.

This sequence of trust-building experiences brings a sensible, user-friendly, non-threatening, safe way to help a group understand how trust develops among its members.

With blindfolds and soft foam-filled balls, this highly interactive and fun game creates a serious lesson for individuals and groups as they learn the difference between “telling people what to do” and “people actually doing it.”

Two books, by author Fran Kick, combine a comprehensive collection of studies, surveys, research articles and news stories, along with his own anecdotes gathered during two decades of traveling across the U.S. talking with and working with the millennial generation as they grew up as well as the adults in their lives.

What Makes Kids Kick @ Home, the second book of the series, builds on the overall framework provided in the first book by detailing what inspires kids specifically at home, while providing pragmatic steps that you can take to reach them, teach them and lead them.

Want to know what motivates kids? This book is the first in a series of books designed to provide a compass of thought for educators, parents and others working with today’s postmodern kids.