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November 22, 2017

How Dungeons and Dragons can change your life (with Daniel Carter)

by Laura Domela

This week we take a curious peek into the world of Dungeons & Dragons. If you love D&D you’ll relate and learn. If you have never played D&D (and have little-to-no interest) you will be delighted and amazed.

What can fantasy, roll playing games teach us about life and business strategy?

More here (via Applied Curiosity Lab)

 

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