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Motivational Speaking
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Team Building Programs
Inspire transformation, touch your audience's hearts, enhance morale, and boost engagement.
Team Building Programs
Team Building Programs
Team Building Programs
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Build quality, performance, and team effectiveness throughout your company or organization.
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Team Building Programs
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Grow leaders who inspire and promote great teamwork, the ultimate competitive advantage.
JULIUS TEAM BUILDING
JULIUS CSIZMAZIA
Serving Jacksonville, FL and surrounding areas.
♦ Corporate Magician
♦ Motivational Speaker
♦ Team Building Coach
♦ Leadership Development Mentor
♦ Master of Science in Leadership
♦ 20+ years of Top Sales Leadership Performance
"We deliver leadership and team building programs because the world needs more great leaders and effective teams to accomplish what needs to get done."
"Having mutual respect, trust, open communication, clarity, commitment, accountability, and patience can help make leaders and teams successful."
Inspire, Build, & Grow Your Team
Inspire better teamwork
The tremendous power and competitive advantage of teamwork comes from having a great leadership team and effective team players. Teamwork also makes it easier to pivot faster when customer preferences change or disruptive technologies enter the scene.
Build your team's cohesiveness
Hire Julius Csizmazia, an inspirational team building coach and motivational speaker to lay the foundation so you can build a stronger, more cohesive, more collaborative team. Cohesive teams with a clear purpose will produce a dramatic, transformational improvement in your customer experience, your company's condition, and your bottom line results.
Grow to the next level
If want to take the next step and make your company's meeting, conference, or retreat a successful hit, then contact us now to discuss your team building program or motivational speaking requirements:
TEAMWORK TRAINING
Our Team Building Training Philosophy
Few people realize the high level of learning and growth that we make possible through our teamwork training. So, how does our program work?
We've chosen to base our teamwork training on the concepts elucidated in the book The Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick Lencioni. His work describes the many pitfalls that teams face as they seek to "grow together" and explores the fundamental causes of organizational politics and team failure.
We customize each program based on your company's current situation, goals, and immediate objectives.
Prior to your event, you may choose to have us assess your team relative to the Five Traits of a Healthy Team. At your training event, you will learn what the five traits are and work to establish the vulnerability-based trust required on your team.
We may also agree to conduct individual Behavioral Style (DISC) Assessments which will help your team members learn about their different behavioral styles.
As the culmination of the session, team members create an action plan to improve their team’s health and agree to hold each other accountable for successfully carrying out the action plan.
Learning Outcomes
Depending on the design of your team building session, after completion you will be able to:
1. Identify the five traits of a healthy team
2. Analyze your team’s current state and use the analysis to develop a plan to improve
3. Understand the behavioral styles of each team member
4. Create a healthy team by building trust, mastering healthy conflict, achieving commitment, embracing accountability, and focusing on results.
Follow Up Training
We incorporate follow up training into our leadership team building programs because without it, sales training is a waste of time, money and effort.
Your best employees will gain the most from our team building training because we will reinforce and enhance their constructive habits, their successful attitudes, and their positive behaviors.
Poor performers may not benefit or may only benefit a very little bit because they do not have the necessary talents, skills, habits, knowledge, or attitude.
CAUTION: Your company may waste their money pouring resources into training poor performers.
The Helium Stick Challenge
Purpose and Description
This leadership team building challenge that will let you experience verbal vs. non-verbal communication, the difference between loud, vocal “leaders” and those who lead by example, and more.
We ask the participants to hold a wooden stick on top of their index fingers and lower it to the ground as a team.
Once the teams begin to touch the stick, the challenge will present itself pretty quickly.
The stick is so light that the up-force from each of the fingers trying to stay in contact is greater than the weight of the stick.
The result? Immediately, the stick will begin to rise.
After they struggle for a while, the teams must start to figure out how to work together to get the goal accomplished.
Some team members will try to coach the others by giving verbal instructions like, “No, let’s go down!”
When that doesn’t work, they will get more vocal (because the problem is that everyone just isn’t listening to them, right?), and they will shout, “Down! Down! Down!”
What is interesting is how the group starts to react when the stick starts moving in exactly the opposite direction than the group expects. Even though the goal is to put it down on the ground, it nearly always starts floating up. At that point, participants start laughing but also blaming each other for the stick’s upward movement.
The more the stick goes up, the more individuals start blaming each other, and the further away from their goal they get. In the debrief, this becomes one of the main takeaways:
Sometimes when our work realities become out of alignment with our individual work expectations, we start pointing fingers and looking for external excuses, and as we do, performance goes down and goals suffer.
Have you seen this happen at work?
things go awry
The more the stick goes up, the more individuals start blaming each other, and the further away from their goal they get.
The Helium Stick Challenge
The Rules:
Every team member has to keep both index fingers in constant contact with the stick at all times.
If even a single team member lost contact with the stick for a moment, the team has to start over at chest height again.
The stick can only rest on the side of the index fingers.
Team members can’t wrap a finger or slide their fingertips over the top of the stick.
They can’t cradle the stick or force the stick down.
Every team member must be standing throughout the challenge. The starting point is the chest height of the tallest person.
We have to give this rule or everyone will drop to their knees and try to "bend the rules" right away.
The teamwork training goal is to lower the stick to about six inches off the ground or all the way down to the floor depending on the physical fitness of the participants.
The Goal
The teamwork training goal is to lower the stick to about six inches off the ground or all the way down to the floor depending on the physical fitness of the participants.