Team Clock Institute

We predict a future and then adapt to the reality that unfolds in ways unlike our prediction. https://teamclock.com/just-when-we-thought-the-future-looked-clear/

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.