A Team Holiday Party ๐ŸŽ… Ho-Ho-Hosted Online


Hello Reader,

You probably already know that Iโ€™m a big fan of play.

Not as an escape from work, but as a way to do better work.

As I wrote in my 16-page ebook Gamify Your Work, Dr Jason Fox said, โ€˜People donโ€™t play games to avoid work. People play games to engage in well-designed work.โ€™

As we approach the end of the year, many businesses are turning their thoughts to a year-end holiday party.

The easy way to do a holiday party is:

  • rent a venue,
  • have an open bar,
  • hire a DJ, and
  • let everybody dance.

For many in-person teams, this is a solid formula. It lets everyone get together, complain about the boss in whispers underneath loud music, and blow off steam together. This provides a temporary facsimile of a relationship, but no real connection.

What about if you have a distributed team, with people who live in multiple locations? How can you help people feel celebrated, and improve the culture before everyone takes off for the holidays?

We can Ho-Ho-Host a Virtual Zoom Games Party.

My virtual workshops are already interactive and engaging, when Iโ€™m teaching topics like productivity and digital marketing.

When I host a Fun & Games session on Zoom, all we do is have a great time. I can help your team deepen their connection, culture, and collaboration through the power of play.

Feedback from recent workshops and playshops includes:

"Caelan is the master of engaging sessions. I loved his humour, playfulness and knowledge. A winning combination!" - Ro Gorell
"It was 8 a.m. in my place and I woke up, I was attentive and I felt totally immersed and I am not a morning person ;)" - Paul Handler
"Such an engaging session with Caelan Huntress. A seasoned pro in how to create and host engaging online sessions." - Fran Cormack

Would you like me to host a Fun & Games playshop for your team on Zoom or Teams? Hit reply to start a conversation.

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For experts and entrepreneurs who want smart marketing systems that increase their influence, income, and impact. Written by an ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ American digital nomad living in ๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฟ New Zealand, Caelan started his career as an acrobat in the circus. ๐ŸŽช He wrote the book on Marketing Yourself ๐Ÿ“™ and is on a mission to help one million people develop a playful attitude about life. โœจ

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