Speed friendshipping

Speed Friending: A Great Way to Make Fast FriendsIn any group, it’s essential that there are no barriers to communication; your members should feel comfortable with each other and be able to interact without holding back. As you know, it takes time to build these kinds of relationships. How can you encourage friendships to form in a way that is quick, yet meaningful? Spend Friending Game of course!

Speed Friendshipping is a fun way to get to know each other and lots of laughs are guaranteed!

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Speed Friendshipping is a fun way to get to know each other and lots of laughs are guaranteed!

In the world of senior living communities, building connections and nurturing relationships among residents and staff are key to a fulfilling and enriching experience. Enter “Speed Friendshipping,” a playful twist on traditional speed dating, designed to help seniors form friendships rather than seeking romantic partners. This innovative product, tailor-made for activity directors in senior living communities, offers a delightful way to promote socialization and enhance the quality of care…

Help teens improve their communication skills with Speed Friendshipping! Great for YW/YM activity

This article is full of funny speed dating questions to ask. If you're looking to break the ice with someone new, we've got you covered in this article!

This was my kind of game! Loved it! We played this at our Young Womens stake meeting last Thursday evening. (This is a semi-annual gathering we have as leaders of the YW in our church, to give us support and insight and help. For more info, go here.) Picture 2 rows of chairs facing each other. We each had one minute to ask anything we wanted to the woman across from us. After one minute, all of us on the first row shifted to the next chair. Then proceeded to interview the next one. In about…

"The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team." -Phil Jackson Somehow I've found myself l...

With a weeks-old infant, we had just moved to a new city where I knew exactly zero people, and I felt like a castaway on an island for lonely moms. In all likelihood, the moms I wanted to meet, those in my similar season of life, were probably sequestered in their homes for the majority of the day as well. How was I ever going to meet mom friends and grow the community I so desperately needed?