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Epic Thinking

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$15 $30 In stock

Category: Conversation Games

How do we behave in certain moments of our lives? How do we deal with passing moments of existence? What do we favour in our choices? What do we share in our relationships? Courage, a desire for adventure and exploration or rather fear, indecision and fatalism?

Based on their experience as teachers and trainers, Donata Fabbri and Alberto Munari, this card game features highly evocative images by Elena Parisi that help us understand the different ways in which we approach our knowledge and life in this contemporary world. With a variety of involving games, we become aware of the different skills and qualities that we all have and we also may discover ourselves as protagonists of our lives. And, most of all, we also discover how to find and develop the characteristics of epic thinking.

These cards can be used in many contexts (training, school, work, personal development, group work) and they allow us to identify the characteristics of epic thinking and to understand that all of us have already some aspect of it, often without being conscious of them, or knowing how to use and improve them. A fascinating and compelling discovery for cognitive growth, for personal development and for enriching our relationships.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher ★★★★★

I brought this to a dinner with friends I've known for years, and the questions about choices and relationships got us talking way past midnight. It's rare that a card game makes you actually reflect instead of just laugh.

Victoria ★★★★★

We played this on a rainy camping trip and the questions about courage and how we handle our choices kept everyone talking past midnight. It's rare to find a game that works just as well with old friends as it does with family.

Hannah R. ★★★★★

The questions about how we favor things in our relationships got my partner and me talking till midnight, way past when we meant to stop. It's not a typical party game with scoring, just card prompts that actually make you think about your own choices. Surprisingly deep for something that fits in a