The Power of Play

Participating in a TV game show, creating an ice sculpture or building teddy bears sound like creative weekend activities, but they can also benefit your small business during the workweek.

No matter one's age, play is a great learning tool. In the office, it leads to increased self-awareness and a sense of trust among coworkers.

In operation for 20 years, morale-industry leader Teambonding specializes in creating activities that build community within your company. Founded by David Goldstein, Teambonding gives employees several ways to play, including scavenger hunts, game shows and culinary showcases. You name it, his business can create it.

According to the Teambonding, play has many benefits that have been evident throughout history. The ancient game of chess, for instance, has been played since the sixth century to hone analytical and military skills. ...