What This Game Teaches This exercise teaches participants how to use spatial memory techniques to remember and organize stories more effectively. Group Size Individuals or small groups Time 15–30 minutes Energy Level Low How to Play Introduce the concept of a “memory palace,” a familiar place (home, route, building). Ask participants to map key points of their story onto specific locations within that space. As they mentally “walk through” the space, they recall each part of

What This Game Teaches This exercise helps participants quickly generate meaningful stories by anchoring them to clear, memorable categories. Group Size Individuals, pairs, or small groups Time 10–20 minutes Energy Level Low How to Play Give participants a prompt category such as: First, Last, Best, or Worst Add a topic (e.g., job, trip, performance, mistake). Participants choose one combination (e.g., “worst job” or “best trip”) and tell a story based on it. Share stories in

What This Game Teaches This exercise builds confidence, positive communication, and the ability to amplify ideas and people in an engaging way. Group Size Groups of three or four Time 10–15 minutes Energy Level High How to Play Form groups of three or four Assign roles: Person A: interviewer Person B: subject Person C (and D if needed): hype person The interviewer asks, “What’s something you’re good at or like about yourself?” The subject answers. The hype person/people enthu