Game On Diet Game

[amyy]

We are starting at work next week. I just bought the book today and am about 1/2 way through. Has anyone "played"?

 

[luvsTink]

I have just started this week, with a "girls vs boys" challenge. However, we might need to rethink our strategy since the "boys" are not taking it very serioulsy. I love the concept and I am loving the program, so I will be following it for 4 week no matter what they guys do.

Anne

 

[amyy]

It has gone over well at work. They have made some modifcations but even with them people are still losing.

Good luck!

 

[MelanieC]

Never heard of it - Tell me more?

 

[WDWorBUST]

I was intrigued by this so I googled it. You can find it on Amazon and it gives a good explanation AND has some great reviews!

 

[luvsTink]

I absolutley loved the book, you must be ok with swearing however. I grew up with a bunch of "sailors" so it doesn't bother me any, but it could bother some. Outside of that, the writing is hilarious and the plan is very doable once you get the hang of it. I am a competitor at heart, so it is perfect for me.

Anne

 

[amyy]

http://www.thegameondiet.com/

Here is the link to the game. I was thinking it could actually be played on the boards too.

The book is a quick read but most of the people playing have not read it.

 

[luvsTink]

I think it could be easily played on the boards, setting up teams,etc. However, it might be difficult to figure out what to "play" for...or maybe my brain is just not functioning very creativly lately!

Anne

 

[amyy]

I think it could be easily played on the boards, setting up teams,etc. However, it might be difficult to figure out what to "play" for...or maybe my brain is just not functioning very creativly lately!

Anne

You are right it would be difficult to figure out what to play for. Plus even if we did figure out what to play for it would be difficult to organize it. At work we all put in a couple of dollars in the pot. The support at work is mostly on-line because people work in different buildings.