Fair Play: A Game-Changing Solution for When You Have Too Much to Do (and More Life to Live) (Reese's Book Club)

Cards in the Wild suit include life-changing scenarios

What’s your “If I’d . . .” story? Has a lack of permission from your spouse, partner, family, or friends—either overtly or subtly implied—influenced the permission you give yourself?

plan for the week ahead. The person who holds the “calendar keeper” card will lead this point of the discussion by referencing any upcoming events on the schedule that may impact specific cards. For example, a birthday party, a school transition, a visit from extended family, or packing for an upcoming weekend getaway will be brought to the attenti

Cards in the Home suit

Ownership belongs to the person who first off remembers to plan, then plans, and then follows through on every aspect of executing the plan and completing the task without reminders.

name is _________. I currently hold __________ cards. I am a _____________. I am married to a _____________. My intention for playing the game is ______________.

we have to ditch the maternal gatekeeping control (e.g., It’s my way or move out!) and create way more context (e.g., Here’s how it’s done from start to finish—and why we’ve agreed to do it this way).

“Given our community’s agreed-upon standards, would a reasonable person have

RULE #2: RECLAIM YOUR RIGHT TO BE INTERESTING