60 second culture

About — Culture Lives in the Sixty Seconds
About — Culture Lives in the Sixty Seconds
A fast explainer for the chapter, why it matters, and how to use the practice game.
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Quick Guide

Culture isn’t the poster on the wall—it's the feeling in the room. Heavy silence or buzzing energy. You change it in under a minute with tiny human signals: Name & Aim, a fast Yes–And, Micro-Recognition, the Last 2% question, and a quick Battery Check.

One minute at a time, you either drain the room—or you lift it. Read the full Chapter 13 lesson

Simple Instructions

  • Open the game in your browser (desktop or mobile).
  • Hit Start and beat the 60-second clock.
  • Click each teammate → choose the best move (Name & Aim, Yes–And, Recognition, Last 2%, Battery Check, Spot the Assist).
  • Watch the Energy Meter climb and the screen brighten as the culture shifts.
  • Share your score in one click and challenge your team.

Why Use This Game

Practice makes culture. The game turns good intentions into fast habits you can use the same day:

  • Belonging on cue: a name plus a clear goal flips attention.
  • Momentum under pressure: “Yes–And” keeps ideas alive.
  • Trust built fast: specific thanks lands; generic praise fades.
  • Honesty unlocked: the Last 2% surfaces what saves projects.
  • Energy visible: battery checks invite support, not burnout.

For deeper context and examples, visit the full Chapter 13 lesson ↗.

Built for readers and listeners of the PodioBook lesson “Culture You Can Feel.” Practice the micro-moves. Share your wins. Repeat.
Culture Lives in the Sixty Seconds — Interactive Game
đŸ”„ Culture Lives in the Sixty Seconds
Flip a heavy room into buzzing energy using 5 micro-moves—fast.
Energy
0%
60s
Heavy & silent ➜ Make it buzz in 60s

Welcome

Each person in this room needs a micro-move. Click them, pick the best action, and raise the energy to 100% before the clock hits zero.

Inspire your team..

Sounds on? We’ll celebrate great choices and flag misses.
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