Why the Fear of the unknown
It forces people out of their comfort zones
Fear is a primordial reaction to the unknown and Fear can be a manipulating and controlling factor in an individual's life where most people in stressful situations tend to develop “tunnel vision” and only see one solution to the given problem blinding people to other potential solutions and options that could be of benefit to the company.
Fear is a primordial reaction to the unknown and Fear can be a manipulating and controlling factor in an individual's life where most people in stressful situations tend to develop “tunnel vision” and only see one solution to the given problem blinding people to other potential solutions and options that could be of benefit to the company.
Why Ghosts?
The use of ghosts as an example is not tied to the paranormal or the supernatural or whether anyone believes in their existence or not. Ghosts represent the very best example of the unknown where people have already created a perceived notion about them whether based on personal experience or perceptions and opinions on what others have said not knowing if they are fact or fiction.
They either accept or fear them without even really knowing why:
They represent the unknown, they are not understood and you are unable to comprehend who they are or what they want.
There is no perceived control over ghosts and therefore, there is no control over the perceived consequences resulting in a feeling of helplessness.
Can the emotions associated with the fear of ghosts be the same as those felt with a new boss, departments downsizing or merging, company moving in a new direction, etc. where the fears of those unknowns can have an impact on your employee's performance and confidence?
The use of ghosts as an example is not tied to the paranormal or the supernatural or whether anyone believes in their existence or not. Ghosts represent the very best example of the unknown where people have already created a perceived notion about them whether based on personal experience or perceptions and opinions on what others have said not knowing if they are fact or fiction.
They either accept or fear them without even really knowing why:
They represent the unknown, they are not understood and you are unable to comprehend who they are or what they want.
There is no perceived control over ghosts and therefore, there is no control over the perceived consequences resulting in a feeling of helplessness.
Can the emotions associated with the fear of ghosts be the same as those felt with a new boss, departments downsizing or merging, company moving in a new direction, etc. where the fears of those unknowns can have an impact on your employee's performance and confidence?
Fear of the Unknown impacts your employee's performance and your bottomline through first impressions and stereotyping of cultural and religious diversity:
A company's bottomline, existence, growth maximization, and it's ability to remain competitive is tied to it's workforce and unlike a building or a piece of machinery, the Human Intellectual Capital is a tangible asset that tends to appreciate vs. depreciates. The diversity of a company's employee base is a collection of individual experiences, backgrounds, and cultures that can view problems and challenges from a wide-variety of lenses and Diversity is about empowering people and Diversity is what builds teams.
Encouraging Creative Thinking among Employees is now the single most important tool within the industry as this has a noticeable impact on the corporate market, with businesses and brands increasingly on the look out for innovative ways of team building and improving productivity.
Our bias and prejudice are deeply rooted within us. From the moment when we are born, we learn about our environment, the world, and ourselves and since they shape our perceptions about how we view things and how we respond to them. Since they are deeply rooted, they are very hard to change and if we allow our bias to shade our perceptions of what people are capable of, then the bias is harmful as we start prejudging others on what we think that they can or cannot do and that manifests itself into a myriad of problems for any business.
The brain is wired for fear learning. In the presence of a threatening stimulus, the body goes into a fight or flight mode and once the person goes into safe mode, the brain will remember many of the details surrounding the situation that leads to fear conditioning. When a person goes into a heighten awareness and is unable to either fight or flight, stress then becomes the culprit as the body has energy that it does not know what to do with. Stress or even the perception of stress cannot be eliminated and it is considered as” The 21st. Century Disease where it is estimated that:
75%-90% of all visits to primary care physicians are for stress related problems.
50%-80% of all physical disorders have stress of psychosomatic related origins.
75% of all work illness is stress related.
This strange energy was captured by time lapse photography in an area where it is believed to be a vortex or spirit portal. Makes you wonder especially after witnessing some interesting things associated with it?
When confronted with circumstances beyond that which we can see, touch, and therefore rationalize, a person must then rely upon a different and perhaps a hidden set of skills to understand, accept and appreciate that there may be other options and possibilities to consider. We filter out what we perceive or not perceive by not trusting in our innate intuition to be able to feel confident outside of our comfort zones.
In order to build successful teams, there is a pressing need to empower and encourage individuals by exposing a team to the right level of challenge builds relationship, team self-esteem and a “can do” attitude. Carefully designed simulations enable potential debilitating emotional landscapes to be experienced and overcome in a safe environment.
An orb is believed to be a spirit and watch an orb in motion that can be seen moving under it's own direction and purpose which would suggest that it is intelligent and is it proof of an afterlife?
This photo was taken in a pitch black room?
Team Building is a valuable tool that should connect to your employee's on a deeper core level to create a memorable experience that will carry on long after the event is over.
Altercare of Ohio, Inc.
“We found great benefit in the team building aspect of solving the Escape Room at The Warehouse on the Canal. It shows what can be accomplished when everyone works together. We would definitely recommend this experience to any managers/supervisors who want to bring everyone together in a “spirit” of fun!”
TSG Resources, Inc. has received the NorthCoast 99 Award, as one of the Top 99 Best Places to work in Northeast Ohio for the 14th consecutive year!! Work with an Award Winning Team!!
HR representatives from all over the state came together for a memorable Team Building experience. With 20 locations located in Ohio and Michigan, Since 1973, the Schroer family has made long–term healthcare its passion. For over 40 years, Altercare has specialized in providing quality short-term rehabilitation, long-term nursing care and residential services. The Organization’s goals are Quality, Customer Service and Employee Satisfaction.
HR representatives from all over the state came together for a memorable Team Building experience. With 20 locations located in Ohio and Michigan, Since 1973, the Schroer family has made long–term healthcare its passion. For over 40 years, Altercare has specialized in providing quality short-term rehabilitation, long-term nursing care and residential services. The Organization’s goals are Quality, Customer Service and Employee Satisfaction.
Circle K – Columbus Shared Services
I can’t say enough about our day at Warehouse on the Canal! Our Teambuilding experience allowed us to all work together while having fun. Ken and Sheila really helped us along when we were stuck, which I really appreciated. Our day included a catered lunch in the quirkily-decorated sitting area upstairs, and everyone enjoyed the atmosphere. The Fear of the Unknown transitioned into a comfort of the company we shared throughout the day. Ken and Sheila also helped coordinate and set up the event, and I cannot thank them enough! Thanks for helping us come together and grow, Ken! This is an experience that will not soon be forgotten!
Thanks, and have a great day!
Alisha Brandenburg
Audit Supervisor
Circle K – Columbus Shared Services
Thanks, and have a great day!
Alisha Brandenburg
Audit Supervisor
Circle K – Columbus Shared Services
CIRCLE K – AUDITORS EXPERIENCE TEAM BUILDING learning that Team Building is more than just a group of employees working together as they do that everyday, it first involves each employee discovering who they are as an individual. This group came together from around the state and as far away as Indiana and West Virginia.
7th and 8th grade Northwest Cheerleaders
Team Building and learning the value of how individuals need to fit in and work with other individuals in a group setting never starts to early. These young ladies are the 7th and 8th grade Northwest Cheerleaders
Reservations:
This is a powerful and thought provoking experience unlike any other as the setting of a Team Building experience should mirror the message being sent and this is an authentic setting. We can accommodate up to 30 people at any one time with a minimum of $400.00 covering 1-10 people and $40.00 pp for each person over the 10 person minimum. Estimate about 2.0 hours. you will have the opportunity of bringing in your own food and non alcoholic beverages where it will provide additional time for you to further brief your group of their experiences at no additional cost.
If you have any questions regarding the program or would like to discuss and schedule a date and time for your group, please fill out the comment form below where we will followup on a timely basis.
2020-Due to Covid-19 and the State of Ohio restrictions, most likely we will not be able to plan any events for 2020 and hopefully we can look forward to seeing you in 2021.
Warehouse on the Canal
239 N. Canal St. (Downtown)
Canal Fulton, Ohio 44614
Contact information:
(330) 879-TEAM (8326)
kmqmroberts@gmail.com
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