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Listography
Listography challenges players to create personal or themed lists—like “Best Snacks” or “Dream Jobs”—then compare answers with others to see who matches. It’s reflective, revealing, and often hilarious, perfect for sparking stories and connection.
HOW TO PLAY
Play Personalities
Joker, Explorer, Competitor, Creator,
As a Physical Game
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As a Digital Game
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As an Opener
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As a Core Activity
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As a Closer
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FACILITATION SUPPORT
What
Position the reflection around goals and metrics, as well as the skills and roles to succeed:
Q - What is one thing about you that would help your team members work with you better?
Q - Did this game give you ideas about how to better advocate for yourself?
Q - What strengths and talents did you witness, and how could the team better leverage them?
Act
Position the reflection around the need to be in motion and see measurable progress:
Q - How did your team define success? What indicated you were on the right track?
Q - What game insights can you apply to better handle future times of crisis or uncertainty?
Q - Did this game give you any ideas about how to activate team skills and resources in new ways?
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