Nose Jousting is controlled chaos by design: tape on noses, hands off, dignity optional. It works by making everyone ridiculous together — flattening hierarchy, releasing inhibition, and igniting collective energy fast.

1 · 2 · 3 is a fast, physical partner exercise where counting gradually turns into movement. It pulls attention out of the head and into shared rhythm — replacing coordination with laughter and full presence.

Human Chair challenges a group to do something that feels slightly impossible — together. By leaning on one another, teams experience trust, coordination, and collective success in a very literal way.

A short, sobering reflection on what people most often regret at the end of life. It cuts through noise and ambition to remind us that authenticity, relationships, and the courage to choose happiness matter more than anything else.

A remarkably clear and practical guide to Stoicism as a way of living — not abstract theory. Irvine shows how disciplined judgment, attention, and restraint can help us live a calmer, more intentional life.

A private notebook turned timeless guide to self-leadership under pressure. Meditations offers clear, grounded reminders for acting with calm, integrity, and perspective — especially when the world doesn’t cooperate.

A powerful book about finding meaning when circumstances strip everything else away. Frankl reminds us that even in suffering, we retain the freedom to choose our attitude.

Ninja · Hunter · Bear is a loud, physical twist on Rock–Paper–Scissors designed to unlock play and collective energy. It replaces self-consciousness with laughter, momentum, and instant group bonding.

Gardner’s timeless reflection on lifelong learning challenges the idea that growth ends once we “arrive.” It shows that meaning and leadership depend on our willingness to keep learning and committing beyond the self.

A masterful exploration of how leadership, culture, and trust shape creativity — drawn from Ed Catmull’s experience building Pixar as its co-founder and President.

A classic, research-based guide to creating psychological safety at work so people can speak up, learn, and innovate without fear.

A research-based guide to understanding different kinds of failure and why learning depends on failing intelligently rather than avoiding mistakes. Edmondson shows how leaders can create the conditions for experimentation without blame.

A practical guide to reclaiming creativity by overcoming fear and building confidence through action, experimentation, and empathy.

A practical, design-inspired guide to turning intention into action through small experiments, responsibility, and behavioral change.

A practical guide to testing assumptions through small, real-world experiments, helping teams reduce uncertainty and make better decisions early.

A practical guide to customer discovery that emphasizes learning through real conversations rather than assumptions. Giff Constable shows how talking to humans early can prevent costly mistakes later.

A foundational work on systems thinking and organizational learning, this book shows how deep-seated structures and mental models shape behavior and outcomes over time.

A landmark book exploring how organizations can evolve toward greater autonomy, purpose, and human-centered ways of working.

A research-driven exploration of how digital technologies and changing childhood norms are reshaping mental health in younger generations.

A research-based examination of how modern work fragments attention — and what individuals and organizations can do to restore balance and focus.