Why Your ICEBREAKERS Don't Work (& How To Fix Them) | playmeo

[@sayinspires]

Love this framework! And yes I agree with all you said. I have been facilitating group games and “ice breakers” at various places for over a decade so I can really relate. And by the way, just to let you know, you really inspire me. Keep up with the good work! I’ve got so many ideas from you. Thanks so much!

[@playmeo-group-games]

This is so fantastic to hear, thank you for sharing. I'm so glad to have inspired you :-)

[@MaryHenton]

Love the framework. The only other thing I can think to add is one's own energy (not Energizer-bunny type, but, "Hey, I'm glad to be here with you all today") and "seeing the best" in the group.

[@playmeo-group-games]

Yep, agreed Mary. Energy is such a key ingredient. Thanks for commenting :-)

[@Paul_Sergeyev]

Hello! What are some of the ways one can understand if a game will be fun or not for a group of people when they are preparing it without previous experience of facilitation?

[@playmeo-group-games]

Good question Paul. This is a judgement call, but I can say with certainty anything you will find on playmeo's activity database will work for you because they have all been thoroughly tested & proven with 1000s of groups worldwide. Go to www.playmeo.com/activities/