Know Yourself

Great fun and thought provoking product. Wonderful idea as a gift. Very unusual.

Great item

I shuffled 10 times in a row and got sexual related questions or questions that asked me to think of my negative traits or dark side. Not recommended for people not ready to answer things like this.

This is a really attractive pack of cards, I found them easy to use and they made think about a number of things going in my life. An interesting way to take a journey of self discovery. It makes me want to explore more products from The School of Life.

Me gustó y es de buena calidad. Es un juego bien diseñado

I ordered the Know Yourself Prompt Cards: Cards for Self Exploration Cards – October 31, 2023. I mainly ordered them to use with my intuitive work and other cards, but they are great for self-exploration as well as growing relationships and learning about one another. Interestingly enough, the first card I read asked about my most favorite thing I did as a child and if I get those feelings now and a few weeks ago I started to do exactly that with intentions of creating a career out of it. Anyway, besides for self, this is great to do with a partner, friend or even your children. However, there are a couple cards that are not age appropriate, so you would have to pull them out before you start. The cards are pretty thick which I appreciate, and these are helpful and I appreciate them, thank you.

The "Know Yourself Prompt Cards: Cards for Self Exploration" have been an invaluable tool in my journey towards deeper self-awareness and understanding. Each of the cards is a gateway to introspection, offering thought-provoking questions and exercises that gently guide you through the complexities of your own psyche. The design of the cards is not only visually appealing but also facilitates a meaningful engagement with each prompt, making the process of self-discovery both enriching and accessible. They tackle a broad spectrum of themes, ensuring that every aspect of one's self can be explored. The insightful analyses on the reverse side of each card provide clarity and further depth to the reflections prompted by the questions. This dual approach has significantly helped me in understanding my desires, emotions, and the reasons behind my reactions to various situations. These prompt cards have led to revelations about my relationships, career choices, and spending habits, enabling me to make more informed decisions that align with my true self. They are well-designed, offering a tangible and engaging way to navigate the often challenging task of self-exploration.

I wasn't really sure what to expect with these cards. I didn't know if they would be for personal use, conversation starters in a new relationship or maybe road trip questions with friends. After getting them - my husband and I had some down time, so I started going though the cards. Maybe because we are older (53 / 52) and have already been together for over 20 years - we pretty much knew how we would both answer the questions. Even still, it was nice just sitting down going though the cards. Some of them could seem too serious for fun questions with friends though - so i am really not sure how I would use these on a regular basis. One of the descriptions I read somewhere said for self discovery - but I think that if you are going to go though these, you might need to bounce some of the responses off of someone else. That way you have a little more accountability to really, truly answer the questions otherwise it would be super easy to just give a shallow response without really digging into yourself for a true answer. as for the cards set itself - it comes packaged in a little flip top box and they are printed on a good weight card stock.

I picked up the Know Yourself Prompt Cards: Cards for Self Exploration, as I had come out of some lifetime cognitive dissonance with leaving the religion that I was brought up in. In my mid-life now, I am finally allowing myself to consider what do "I" think about what I want, need, the relationships in my life, society, and life in general, which I hadn't allowed myself to truly think before, having consumed myself about what others think and maintaining appearances to be accepted. Some of the questions or prompts question things that may be quite simple or obvious, but when you really think about them, there are can be some depth to the answers you find within yourself. I take out a card a day to reflect, and sometimes discuss with others, then move on to the next the following day. It's a new routine I have that has grounded me, in a sense, and helped me with my transition out of the toxic religion of my former life.