The only restrictions are that they cannot bank any money and if they do not use any of the money they lose it. Tell participants they have $86,400.00 to spend any way they wish. Posted online by Darlene Baileyįor a video that exemplifies these time management activities, click here or here. I use this communication to lead into training. If they had an order…and what the materials represent to them…etc. And then we talk about the order they selected. I tell them to fill their containers with as many materials as they can.
I allow the groups to fill their own container without detailed instructions. Sand could be the extra work that was just assigned to you.
Gravel can be the projects that need to be completed. (Can be home activities…work/life balance.) Then stones would be every day has to finish items. The rocks (due to size) would be the most important items to complete. You can come to your own conclusion for the activity based on your need. (But you can use anything.) The larger materials should be placed in the container first and then followed by the next to the largest, and so on… In this order you should be able to fit the most into the container. The material can be rocks, stones, gravel, sand, etc. The Mayo Jar is to be filled with as much material as possible. The Mayo Jar – A Time Management Parable $39.95 BUY NOWĭivide the group into teams and give them each a large glass container.
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