(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Bring to mind and body a situation that causes stress. Can you simply recognize and name it, as you breathe through it?
Regardless of the outcome, can you give yourself credit for a time you stood up for what was right?
When was the last time you did a less than perfect job and felt OK about it? When was doing good enough?
Name three things that you like about yourself. Notice how receiving recognition makes them stronger.
Try forgiving yourself for a small, recent misstep. Now wish yourself well.
Message your friend and say hi, thank you. Or offer a compliment. Yes, right now.
When was the last time someone got under your skin? Can you think of 3 reasons they may have acted the way they did that have nothing to do with you?
Stop and let yourself do absolutely nothing for three breaths. With each breath, try saying “let go.“
In every moment, there are infinite reasons to be upset and infinite reasons to be happy. Make a list of five things you could be happy about right now.
Ask yourself what do I need right now? If possible, give it to yourself.
Make a wish for your seven-year-old self. How about your teenage self? How about a wish for today?
Can you take a moment to recall the last time you laughed? Can you watch a funny video or otherwise make yourself smile?
Is a part of your body calling out in pain or discomfort? Can you just be with it without trying to change it for five breaths?
Whatever today’s challenge was, can you think of anyone else who might be going through a similar struggle?
Just like a caterpillar transforms into a butterfly, can you find a small, painful experience and see if you can transform it into strength, purpose, or growth?
If you’ve made a mistake or fallen short in someway, and the self blame won’t relent, go to a mirror. Yes, now. Look yourself in the eyes and say “I forgive you.“
Wrap your arms around yourself and give yourself a hug for three breaths. Try, saying, “I love you, just as you are”. Notice how you feel.
If a child told you they were a failure because of some small mistake, how might you respond? Can you try the same words and tone for yourself?
What is an act of self compassion and self-care that you can take today that is neither self denial nor self indulgence?
What old story do you tell about yourself that’s stuck on repeat? Could you take a moment and write down the more compassionate version?
Picture of a child, animal, or any image that makes you feel warmth and love. Take three brass, sending compassion to that image.
Is there some part of yourself that hides from the world? Write a short note to that part of you from the perspective of a best friend.
What would you offer a friend at the end of a hard day that you can offer yourself now?
Picture of a baby or an animal. Say, may you be happy. May you be healthy. May you be safe. May you be loved. Repeat four times.
