• Vincent Abad,
• Jean-Christophe Barralis, 
• Jocelyn Besset, 
• Stéphanie Carlens, 
• Bruno Carly, 
• Kirsten Griep, 
• Fabienne Grizard, 
• Lydie Habire-Vergnières, 
• Isabelle Holié, 
• Stéphanie Jaeck, 
• Guillaume Laurie, 
• Marie-Dominique Leroy, 
• Emmanuelle Marcovitch, 
• Anaïs Masson,
• Maja Merz, 
• Sandra Messe-Jalodin, 
• Alexia Réa, 
• Marine Reiland, 
• Yves Rénié, 
• Anne-Marie Sayous, 
• Christophe Tigier,
• Illustrations : Alban Montreuil — https://www.newdynamic.fr/

With Appreciative Inquiry:

"Systems move in the direction of the questions we ask" David Cooperrider

• Surprising question: the person had not thought of it
• Touching question: the person reminisces about memories, successes, strengths
• Question that promotes both introspection and discussion with others, creates meaningful conversations
• Question that generates momentum and the perspective of overcoming a situation (the problem)
• Question that directs towards a desirable future

With the Narrative Approach:

« Every question we ask generates a possible version of a life » David Epston

Question sharpening workshop, to learn how to construct powerful questions with Dina Scherrer:  http://www.dinascherrer.com/

• Question that takes care of the person: it honors life experiences, values, skills
• Question that makes the person dignified: it brings the person to a place where they find energy and dignity
• Question that brings the person back to life, to the shore, to a safe place
• Question that takes the person here and elsewhere, to a place where it is possible to have the answer

1 - ACCESS TO QUESTIONS

You can choose to discover the questions :

- By theme

- Randomly

You can even print your questions.

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2 — INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Draw a card from the theme of your choice, or let chance choose for you, then launch your conversation! Of course, you can choose as many questions as you like, on your own to ask yourself questions, as a duo to listen to each other, or as a group to exchange, build and lead.

And you can also invent your own rules, online or with the printed cards ☺

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3 — USE CASES

Some ideas for topics to explore:

• Communicate differently
• Generate ideas
• Inspire new projects
• Strengthen cohesion
• Give meaning to your projects
• Empower your teams
• Lead change
• Untangle a situation
• Promote cross-functionality and agility
• And all those that will emerge from your practices!

To ensure superior print quality and get the most out of your deck, please follow these recommendations:

Home printing:

• Activate the duplex printing option on your printer. This allows the front and back sides of the cards to align perfectly for precise cutting.
• Use high-quality paper, ideally cardstock or laminated paper with a minimum weight of 250gsm, with the optimal weight being 350gsm. This ensures not only better sturdiness but also increased durability of the cards.
• Make sure that your printer settings are configured for high-quality printing to achieve sharp images and vibrant colors.

Professional printing :

• For a professional result, we recommend downloading the designated print file and submitting it to a print shop. This will ensure color fidelity and a flawless finish.
• Choose laminated paper for a glossy effect that enhances the visual appearance of the cards and increases their durability over time.‍‍

General Tips for Card Assembly:

• After printing, use a ruler and a precision cutter or scissors to cut the cards along the indicated lines. For safer and more uniform cutting, we recommend using a paper trimmer.
• For optimal results, consider laminating the cards. Laminating provides additional protection against wear and liquids, thereby extending the life of your card game.
• If you choose not to laminate your cards, you can also consider using commercially available card sleeves. This helps keep the cards in good condition and makes shuffling easier.‍‍