Many adults are familiar with the "21" or Blackjack card game. I concocted a new version of 21. As the featured speaker for a Sterling Bank Women's Business Initiative luncheon, for one of my exercises, I provided a deck of cards for each table. My only instructions were to deal all the cards and see how many winners each table could produce. As I'd hoped, the players shared cards to ensure that everyone was a winner. One of our 10 tables had to overcome a 21 purist. And we had over-achiever tables that ensured that they had a 21 hand for everyone present and created 21 for as many additional hands as they could muster.
We all have opportunities to change the rules to create more winners.
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