Play for engagement and insight

With a group, chew on the top question on a card.

Start each business meeting (or class) with a single Socratic question for four weeks. Watch everyone grow more connected and engaged.

Or with friends, play through four or five. It is like Cards Against Humanity or Trivial Pursuit, but meaningful.

  • Normalize asking real questions
  • Normalize participation
  • Normalize high energy

Grow through completing challenges

The middle question and optional bottom activity on each card provide real ways for anyone to make progress on important journeys.

Each will help you matter at work and home. Challenge yourself or others — and even make workplaces a bit more like Ted Lasso's (or John Wooden's).

  • Normalize making progress on the journeys that matter
  • Normalize community strengthening

Lead by taking the Mentor Path

Imagine a culture that rigorously develops mentors and leaders, where people regularly take on greater challenges to become more powerful and improve their community.

The Socratic Cards include a viral Mentor Path that any group can use to propagate a trackable transformation that can change start-ups or entire global organizations.

  • Normalize mentoring
  • Normalize asking for help
  • Normalize a culture that improves itself
Learn more about The Mentor Path
Socratic Cards include a viral “Mentor Path” for communities with members who want to lead and help others grow. Participants follow a clear, four-step progression: 1. Complete two Level 1 challenges 2. Complete two Level 2 challenges, with mentor sign-off 3. Complete two Level 3 challenges, with mentor sign-off 4. As a mentor, sign off on six challenges for others Participants choose their own challenges and ask mentors to validate real work—creating a trackable, community-driven development loop.
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