The Cebu Regis Leadership Team Building was woven around the 4 Pillars of Leadership of Chris Lowney

'Quamplurimi et quam aptissimi" (As many as possible of the very best)

Rizal Philippines
December 15, 2015

                                            The instructions

                                 The marshamallow Eiffel tower of fettucini rods, the winner the tallest
                                  built by none engineers (the team that had an engineer had a collapsed
                                  tower hahahaha) Congratulations.  Teams really produce results


While other team building activities were simply conducted as as a series of discrete events, last Saturday team building was woven around the stories about 4 pillars of leadership of Chris Lowney - self awareness, love, ingenuity, and heroism.  (The MM team building was built around 6 na katitikan)  This is a way of further reinforcing the  leadership lesson of this course.

The post recalls that the following were conducted:

1.  Cheer leading

2.  The tallest tower built with fettucini rods and with marshmallow tower

3.  The my glass overflows with paper clips

4.  Reflection on who you are and what the significant others really think about you

4.  The reflection on chicken a la carte and the commitment letter

MM Leadership Call to Arms Speech by Leader May Roxas

Hi Prof,

Here's my CTA speech for later. 

Call To Arms Speech

Sabi nila if you want to experience forever, run a marathon. If this is anywhere near true, this means I have already experienced three forevers. Can you imagine that? Three forevers in a single lifetime!

As much as I want to talk about finding forever, my topic is really about why you should run a marathon. But first, I'd like you to remove the misconception that marathons are just for hardcore or elite runners. Marathons are also for people who are mentally strong and people who are willing to put in hard work and commitment to the training.

I am no athlete and I grew up trying to avoid gym class as much as I can, but this year I was  able to run two 42k distances and one 50k. In this speech, I will tell you why I did such and hopefully be able to convince you to do the same.

#1 Running is simple yet rewarding. To quote Meb Keflezighi, American top marathoner, "Running is simple. It is the simplest thing you can do and the most inexpensive – just your shoes and shirt. But it's the most rewarding to say "You know what? I ran four miles today before work, or five miles or ten miles." It's such a gratifying moment."