Team Clock Institute

It's a problem-solving game of 'Why?' https://teamclock.com/the-why-game-of-accountability/

The Team Clock came to Emory University in Atlanta today. How do you improve on #1 in the nation?

A single weakness signals multiple strengths to step up. https://teamclock.com/why-growth-follows-adversity/

Distance creates closeness. Dependency supports independence. Innovation arises from investment. Loss yearns for attachment. https://teamclock.com/opposites-attract/

Participate to stay engaged and spectate to gather context. Move in and out as needed. https://teamclock.com/participating-and-spectating-at-the-same-time/

Some connections have a magnetic pull that stays in force even when times are tough. https://teamclock.com/best-friends/

Helpers benefit from the understanding that their job is to put themselves out of a job. The purpose of their existence is to help their clients not need them. https://teamclock.com/thank-you-for-not-hovering/

The likelihood that any project will move seamlessly from beginning to end, without obstacles, is slim. https://teamclock.com/unfortunately-or-fortunately/

https://teamclock.com/below-the-surface/ Not making sense is a gift. It fuels exploration and discovery. It allows you to step into the perspective of both friends and strangers.

Nimble teammates adjust to the twists and turns of their environment and keep the plan moving forward. https://teamclock.com/accountability-and-adaptability/