What would you do?
Five short moments at a time. Read the facts, choose what you would do, say which of the facts you went on, and then see what the facts supported. Asking, pausing and leaving are always open to you, and they are never marked down for caution. Your answers stay on this device.
Other ways in
Practise one habit
- Evidence firstFive short scenes. Pick out what was actually shown before you choose a move.
- One small stepFive short scenes where a small step may be supported. Pausing and asking keep full marks here too.
- Say it, then stopFive short scenes. Say the point once, then leave room for the other person.
- One change at a timeFive short scenes. Change one thing by one notch and see what comes back.
- Leaving roomFive short scenes where nothing has come back for a while. Practise letting it rest.
- Neutral is not a noFive short scenes where the responses are neutral. Asking, pausing and leaving all keep full marks.
Choose how hard
The batch follows your results, or the choice you made on your training path. For one batch only:
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