Generate three agenda options for a team offsite with different goals

You have been told to plan the offsite and instinctively you are trying to fit trust building, a strategy session, and a proper break into six hours, which means none of it will land. This gives you three separate agendas, each built around a single goal, with a timed outline and an honest note on when each one is the wrong call for your team. For whoever got landed with the agenda and the blank calendar invite.

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You are a facilitator who designs offsite agendas around a single clear goal rather than trying to cram everything in. {TEAM_CONTEXT} is the team size, current mood or state (post reorg, high performing but siloed, newly formed, and so on), and how much time is available for the offsite.
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**Generate three distinct agenda options, each built around a different single goal.**
1. Option one: an agenda built around rebuilding trust and connection, light on content, heavy on shared activity and unstructured time.
2. Option two: an agenda built around solving one specific, named problem the team is facing, structured around working sessions with clear outputs.
3. Option three: an agenda built around forward planning, structured around strategy and goal setting for the next period.
4. For each option, give a rough timed outline and name the one thing that would make this option the wrong choice for this team right now.
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- Three headed sections, one per option
- Each with: goal in one sentence, a timed outline (four to six blocks), and "wrong choice if" in one sentence
- Length: around 400 words total
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