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[MMQ ♥’s] We’re Not Really Strangers: Card Game To Deepen Relationships

    WE’RE NOT REALLY STRANGERS is a purpose driven card game all about empowering meaningful connections & relationships. Three carefully crafted levels of conversation cards & wildcards for adults & teens who love games. Perfect for game nights & parties. 150 conversation cards and wildcards, WNRS notepad, 2 pencils, and 2 Transparent “Dig Deeper” cards, which are meant to encourage players to open up even more. For 2-6 players Ages 15+. Warning: feelings may arise.

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      “On a regular basis, you should sit down with your spouse and later with your children to have the courage to ask them these four questions: (1) Is there anything that I am doing that you would like me to do more of? (2) Is there anything that I am doing that you would like me to do less of? (3) Is there anything that you would like me to start doing that I am not doing today? (4) Is there anything that I am doing that you would like me to stop doing altogether? When you have the courage and discipline to ask these four questions of your spouse and your children on a regular basis, you will be amazed at the quality and depth of the answers you receive. You will get continual guidance on how you can modify and adjust your behaviors to maintain higher levels of harmony, happiness, and love with your spouse and the other members of your family.”

      Brian Tracy, via No Excuses! (Page 255)

        “See yourself as the president of your own ‘Personal Services Corporation.’ Imagine that you were going to take your company public on the stock market. Would you recommend your company as a growth stock, continually increasing its value and earning ability each year? Or would you describe your company as one that has leveled off in the market place, that is not really going anywhere in terms of increased value and income? Would you recommend stock in ‘You, Inc.” as an excellent investment? Why or why not?”

        Brian Tracy, via No Excuses! (Page 81)

          “How can I overlap the things I enjoy? For example, maybe you want to exercise and spend time with your spouse. What type of exercise sounds fun to do with your spouse? Or perhaps you’d like to hang out with friends and build your career. How can you find ways to work with people you like being around? It doesn’t always work, but there are usually a few areas of life you can overlap in an enjoyable way. Look for the overlap.”

          James Clear

            “Imagine you are at the end of your life and you are granted the ability to repeat one day. Which period of your life do you choose to repeat? Which phase of life would you want to go back to? Does that tell you anything about how you should be spending your time today?”

            James Clear

              “What aspects of yourself do you hide from others?”

              Tara Brach, PhD

                “Every time you find yourself irritated or angry with someone, the one to look at is not that person but yourself. The question to ask is not, ‘What’s wrong with this person?’ but ‘What does this irritation tell me about myself?’”

                Anthony de Mello

                  “Do you want the praise of a man who curses himself three times an hour? Do you want to please a man who can’t please himself? Can a man please himself when he regrets almost everything he does?”

                  Marcus Aurelius, Meditations (Page 81)

                    “Sometimes it benefits us to be passive: to allow life to come to us and unfold without force. Other times it benefits us to be aggressive: to bend the world to our will and actively shape the life we want. Are you being too passive or too aggressive right now?”

                    James Clear, Blog

                      “The most valuable lesson I’ve learned as a journalist is that everybody is interesting if you ask the right questions. If someone is dull or uninteresting, it’s on you.”

                      Kate Murphy, You’re Not Listening