For teams
Three to five days in the Orobie Alps. We facilitate with the WALK method and LEGO® Serious Play®, you do the work that keeps getting stuck in the meeting room.
Not for a teambuilding with a quiz. For a team with a real question.
Two methods
Everyone builds, so everyone speaks. What people avoid saying in a meeting they will happily put on the table in bricks — and once it stands there, it can be discussed without anyone having to defend themselves.
Our own method, done on foot. Walking side by side removes the hierarchy of a table, makes eye contact optional, slows the pace, and gives the landscape a chance to create distance and perspective.
Outside, people gather raw experience, perspective and personal insight. Back at basecamp, the bricks make that insight visible, systemic and decidable. One without the other leaves you with either a beautiful model or a nice hike.
Along the way
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From judgement to observation
Before anyone explains or solves anything, we slow the question down. One recent example instead of an abstraction. What is fact, what is your interpretation, and what do we keep discussing without anything changing?
A concrete, shared picture of what is really going on.
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From certainty to curiosity
We loosen the first story. How would the other person describe this? What would a client or a new colleague notice? When does the problem not occur — and which system is quietly rewarding the current behaviour?
More possible explanations, and sight of other people's interests.
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From pattern to freedom of choice
Which assumption are you treating as a fact? What do you do that lets the pattern survive? What is this approach costing you — and what do you want to keep, reduce, stop, or hold differently?
Insight into assumptions, your own part, and what no longer helps.
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From insight to visible behaviour
Insight that nobody can see is not a result. What will you do differently, what is the smallest visible step within 72 hours, who needs to be involved, and how will colleagues notice something changed?
A choice, a first step, an owner, and a moment to follow up.
The rhythm
One base, no packing and unpacking. The valleys come to you.
Day 1
Day 2
Days 3–4
Final day
The team finally names what's really going on, without anyone having to defend themselves.
With LEGO® Serious Play®, your reality is on the table: roles, tensions and dependencies.
Every choice gets a name and a date. No faceless action list.
Thirty days later, we revisit the model and the commitments.
Our promises
Tell us your question, the size of the team and how many days you can free up.
