A Monopoly Analogus Board Game for Managers

Game of Stones

Leading oneself effectively is crucial, especially when navigating the complex balance between personal well-being, professional demands, and family commitments. Exactly here, this board game helps managers explore their unconscious tradeoffs and improve themselves.

Leadership Program Objective

Board Game

Objective

Game of Stones is designed at the intersection of work, family and aspirations. The game format indulges participants to go through various walks of life and encounter decisions in an adaptable manner. The choices or dilemmas to be picked up is the real test of one’s decision-making prowess. At the end of the game, each participant discovers their nature/outlook in terms of leading self capability.

Whom is it

meant for?

This program is ideally suited for mid-level managers who are are in the age bracket of 35-40. 

Take a Sneak Peak!

Take a look at the game flow. Although an indiviudal game but experienced best in groups

When Priortisation Gets Difficult?

Ambitions | Aspirations | Relationships

When Priortisation Gets Difficult?
When Priortisation Gets Difficult?

When Priortisation Gets Difficult?

Ambitions | Aspirations | Relationships

When You Think You Are Doing it All Right?

You are Oblivious to the Other Side

Scenario experienced in Game of Stones: You've worked tirelessly to meet your targets. What will you do?"
Scenario experienced in Game of Stones: You've worked tirelessly to meet your targets. What will you do?"

When You Think You Are Doing it All Right?

You are Oblivious to the Other Side

Scenario experienced in Game of Stones: You've worked tirelessly to meet your targets. What will you do?"
Scenario experienced in Game of Stones: You've worked tirelessly to meet your targets. What will you do?"

Key Takeaways

1. Recieve an in-depth analysis of decisons taken

2. Understand the implications of choices and strategies

Gain insights into your capability of leading yourself, based on game interactons

Game of Stones

Key Takeaways

  1. Recieve an in-depth analysis of decisons taken
  2. Understand the implications of choices and strategies
  3. Gain insights into your capability of leading yourself, based on game interactons
Game of Stones

Participants Loved the Board Game!

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