Introduce the session with energy. Explain that this game is designed to illustrate the power of compounding in a clear and interactive way. Highlight that there are both positive and negative scenarios to look at.

Define compounding clearly. Use relatable examples like interest on savings accounts or even the spread of information.

Outline the rules of the game. Provide examples if needed so everyone understands how points will be awarded.

Round 1: Introduce the first scenario focused on a positive aspect of compounding with an investment example.

Round 2: Introduce a scenario that deals with positive external growth, such as viral spread in a startup.

Round 3: Introduce a scenario with a negative focus, illustrating the impact of compounding debt.

Round 4: Provide another negative scenario to illustrate rapid escalation, such as the spread of a disease.

Round 5: Introduce another positive scenario focused on savings growth with regular contributions.

Round 6: Introduce a scenario involving population growth to show the effects of exponential change.

Round 7: Introduce a scenario involving technological growth or adoption rates.

Round 8: New Fun Example - Social Media Influence. Illustrate compounding in the context of social media growth.

Round 9: New Fun Example - Learning a New Skill. Show how consistent improvement compounds over time.

Round 10: Present a cautionary environmental scenario related to pollution.

Round 11: Introduce a scenario that mixes elements of growth and market corrections in an investment context.

Round 12: Conclude the rounds with a final complex scenario that encourages reflection on long-term compound effects.

Summarize the key takeaways from the game. Emphasize the importance of early actions, whether in growing investments or managing risks.

Conclude by celebrating the participants. Announce the winner and invite a brief debrief for sharing insights from the game.