What rhymes with fun?

Creativity and fun go hand in hand. Bradley Wilkinson, of Bradleylew, Inc., in Atlanta, likes to improvise interoffice memos by trying to create a poem for each written communication. It might seem like a challenge for those of us who are uncomfortable writing, but what a great way to get people to actually look forward to receiving one of your memos. "Roses are Red . . . "

 

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Points to remember:

• Be a role model for fun. Encourage others to engage in fun-loving activities.
• Recognize and support the effort of others in the creation of fun.
• Take risks. Don't be afraid to appear silly.
• Give gifts that will stimulate fun and spontaneity

About the 12 Steps to Fun:

Fun is a simple phenomena -- anyone can participate. Fun doesn't require special training, it won't necessarily cost you money, and the benefits are infinite. Plus . . . it can have a positive impact on the lives of people you work with every day.

We suggest you try to implement just one of the steps each month. By the end of the year, you'll be on your way to a healthy and happy workplace.