LISTEN - A conversation game that helps you catch everything between the lines.

This conversation game helps you give others the very best thing, that you can give: your attention. Focusing on the good conversation, this game gives you the opportunity to feel seen, heard, and known.

LISTEN is a pack of conversation cards that sets the scene for the intimate, rewarding conversation providing you with a greater understanding of your relationships and listening habits.

How to play: The game consists of Tell-Us cards with questions and Listen cards with tasks. While one player draws a Tell-Us card and chooses a story to tell or question to answer, any other players each draw a Listen card. LISTEN is well suited for two people to play or for a small group.

The game consists of 55 cards with 36 Tell-Us cards, 18 Listen cards, and 1 card describing the rules.

The game consists of Tell-Us cards and Listen cards. The first player draws a Tell-Us card and chooses which story to tell or question to answer. Any other players each draw a Listen card. On every Listen card, there is a task that you must complete while the first player is speaking.

Tell-Us: Take your time. Feel free to use the help questions to get off to a good start: Why was/is it like this? How did it begin? What does it mean for you today? Who else have you spoken to about it?

Listen: Remember to give the speaker time and space to talk, regardless of your task. Consider your questions carefully and make sure they are relevant. Help the speaker stay focused on telling the story or answering the question.

The game can be played by two people or in smaller groups.

Tell us-Card

Tell us about something that annoys you in other people.

What does it say about you that this particular thing bothers you?

Tell us about your relationship to music; what uses do you have for music in your life?

Tell us about an experience that taught you something new.

Tell us about something that made you feel at home.Tell us about a something that you used to dream about and now have achieved.

Listen-Card

Acknowledge what the other person is saying.

As the narrator speaks, listen for parts that are especially relatable to you - and let the narrator know afterwards.

Acknowledging what you hear is a gift and a way of showing that you care about what the person is saying.