The Book Of Possibility
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Where did you do most of your reading of this one, and did the book start to take on the mood of that spot?
Was this a book you read in one long sitting or a few pages at a time before bed? What did that pacing do for you?
Was there a page where you felt your shoulders drop a little? Read us a line or two from around there if you can find it.
The book keeps circling the idea that more is available to us than we assume. Where in your own life do you quietly suspect that is true?
Did anything in here feel like permission? Something you had been waiting for someone to say out loud before you let yourself want it?
Curtis writes with a lot of warmth toward the reader. Did that land as comforting for you, or did you find yourself wanting to push back? No wrong answer here.
Think of a possibility you set down years ago and have not picked up since. Reading this, did you feel any pull toward it, or did you feel peace about having let it go?
By the time you closed the book, had your definition of a good life shifted even slightly? Tell us the before and the after without giving away how the book gets you there.