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Let me explain why tabletop RPGs (TTRPGs) won over videogame RPGs for my work — and why it’s not because I’m anti-technology. Why...

Mention role-playing games in a boardroom, and you’ll likely hear a few raised eyebrows. Adults playing games ? In a corporate context?...

My professional work with the T3-Method The Team Tale is focused mainly on organizations: analyzing dynamics, improving collaboration,...

Talking about role-playing games in a corporate setting may sound, at first, like a curious oddity. “We’ve got budgets to close, clients to serve, and you want us to roll twelve-sided dice?” And yet, from Harvard to Zurich, from Tokyo to Copenhagen, role-playing games are becoming serious tools to tackle equally serious problems: leadership, team building, conflict management. The Digital Side RPGs: Simulations with a White Collar Let’s start with the well-groomed cousins, th

Talking about psychological safety in today’s workplace can feel a bit like explaining the theory of relativity: everyone nods, some take...

If I were to recount my years leading business teams, consulting, and strategizing marketing campaigns, it might sound like a chronicle...

Alice in Chains If you have read the foundational concept behind the T3-Method , you know that one of its main sources of inspiration was...

Q: Andrea, let’s start from the beginning. What is a role-playing game (RPG), in simple words? A: A role-playing game is a game where...

Turn your marketers into heroes of an epic quest Creativity is a treasure, but often a trapped dragon Picture a sleeping dragon guarding...