Catchyourselfreaching forperfectionShare athought youhave withoutsugarcoating itAsk a questionin a publicforum (teamchannel,meeting, etc.)Say ‘yes’ to anew experiencethat pushes youout of yourcomfort zoneTake a piece ofcriticism you’vereceived andturn it into acompliment foryourselfSay no tosomethingGive yourhonestfeedback onsomethingTake the initiativeto research andpropose a solutionto a recurringproblem/pain pointwithin your teamLift up anotherwoman and/orher ideas infront of othersBrag aboutanotherwoman in#brave-bingo Sharesomethingyou’restruggling within #brave-bingoShare ahelpful tip orresource in apublic forumStand upfor acolleagueChallenge adecision orprocess thatdoesn’t makesense (even if it’s"the way we’vealways done it")Share aproductivity ortime-managementhack that hasworked for you in#Brave-BingoShare aquote youlike aboutbravery in#brave-bingoShare one ofyour acts ofbravery in#brave-bingoAsk for helpwith somethinginstead ofstrugglingaloneTakeresponsibilityand admit amistakeAsk forclarification whensomething isn’tclear instead ofpretending tounderstandDosomethingyou’re not“good" atComplete atask withexcellenceinstead ofperfectionGet caughttrying - sharesomethingyou’re workingon before it’sfinishedShare athought in ameeting whenyou normallywouldn'tBrag aboutyourself or one ofyouraccomplishmentsin #brave-bingoClarify your pointif you’re beingmisunderstoodeven if it meansprolonging adiscussionDo somethingyou think willhelp withoutaskingpermissionSharesomething yourecentlylearned thatothers mightfind helpfulShare a thoughtor questionwithout qualifyingit (”I’m not sure ifthis is a goodidea, but…”) Share thestory of a timeyou “failed” atsomething in#brave-bingoAsksomeone forfeedback onyour work orperformanceLead byexampleTake one ofyour “failures”and put apositive spinon it!ExplicitlydisagreewithsomeoneVoice youropinioneven if it’sunpopularReach outfirst to beginanuncomfortableconversationTake on atasknobodyelse willThrow aparty forone of your“failures”Lead a thing(tech talk,lightning talk,groupdiscussion,etc.)Catchyourselfreaching forperfectionShare athought youhave withoutsugarcoating itAsk a questionin a publicforum (teamchannel,meeting, etc.)Say ‘yes’ to anew experiencethat pushes youout of yourcomfort zoneTake a piece ofcriticism you’vereceived andturn it into acompliment foryourselfSay no tosomethingGive yourhonestfeedback onsomethingTake the initiativeto research andpropose a solutionto a recurringproblem/pain pointwithin your teamLift up anotherwoman and/orher ideas infront of othersBrag aboutanotherwoman in#brave-bingo Sharesomethingyou’restruggling within #brave-bingoShare ahelpful tip orresource in apublic forumStand upfor acolleagueChallenge adecision orprocess thatdoesn’t makesense (even if it’s"the way we’vealways done it")Share aproductivity ortime-managementhack that hasworked for you in#Brave-BingoShare aquote youlike aboutbravery in#brave-bingoShare one ofyour acts ofbravery in#brave-bingoAsk for helpwith somethinginstead ofstrugglingaloneTakeresponsibilityand admit amistakeAsk forclarification whensomething isn’tclear instead ofpretending tounderstandDosomethingyou’re not“good" atComplete atask withexcellenceinstead ofperfectionGet caughttrying - sharesomethingyou’re workingon before it’sfinishedShare athought in ameeting whenyou normallywouldn'tBrag aboutyourself or one ofyouraccomplishmentsin #brave-bingoClarify your pointif you’re beingmisunderstoodeven if it meansprolonging adiscussionDo somethingyou think willhelp withoutaskingpermissionSharesomething yourecentlylearned thatothers mightfind helpfulShare a thoughtor questionwithout qualifyingit (”I’m not sure ifthis is a goodidea, but…”) Share thestory of a timeyou “failed” atsomething in#brave-bingoAsksomeone forfeedback onyour work orperformanceLead byexampleTake one ofyour “failures”and put apositive spinon it!ExplicitlydisagreewithsomeoneVoice youropinioneven if it’sunpopularReach outfirst to beginanuncomfortableconversationTake on atasknobodyelse willThrow aparty forone of your“failures”Lead a thing(tech talk,lightning talk,groupdiscussion,etc.)

Brave Bingo - Call List

(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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  1. Catch yourself reaching for perfection
  2. Share a thought you have without sugar coating it
  3. Ask a question in a public forum (team channel, meeting, etc.)
  4. Say ‘yes’ to a new experience that pushes you out of your comfort zone
  5. Take a piece of criticism you’ve received and turn it into a compliment for yourself
  6. Say no to something
  7. Give your honest feedback on something
  8. Take the initiative to research and propose a solution to a recurring problem/pain point within your team
  9. Lift up another woman and/or her ideas in front of others
  10. Brag about another woman in #brave-bingo
  11. Share something you’re struggling with in #brave-bingo
  12. Share a helpful tip or resource in a public forum
  13. Stand up for a colleague
  14. Challenge a decision or process that doesn’t make sense (even if it’s "the way we’ve always done it")
  15. Share a productivity or time-management hack that has worked for you in #Brave-Bingo
  16. Share a quote you like about bravery in #brave-bingo
  17. Share one of your acts of bravery in #brave-bingo
  18. Ask for help with something instead of struggling alone
  19. Take responsibility and admit a mistake
  20. Ask for clarification when something isn’t clear instead of pretending to understand
  21. Do something you’re not “good" at
  22. Complete a task with excellence instead of perfection
  23. Get caught trying - share something you’re working on before it’s finished
  24. Share a thought in a meeting when you normally wouldn't
  25. Brag about yourself or one of your accomplishments in #brave-bingo
  26. Clarify your point if you’re being misunderstood even if it means prolonging a discussion
  27. Do something you think will help without asking permission
  28. Share something you recently learned that others might find helpful
  29. Share a thought or question without qualifying it (”I’m not sure if this is a good idea, but…”)
  30. Share the story of a time you “failed” at something in #brave-bingo
  31. Ask someone for feedback on your work or performance
  32. Lead by example
  33. Take one of your “failures” and put a positive spin on it!
  34. Explicitly disagree with someone
  35. Voice your opinion even if it’s unpopular
  36. Reach out first to begin an uncomfortable conversation
  37. Take on a task nobody else will
  38. Throw a party for one of your “failures”
  39. Lead a thing (tech talk, lightning talk, group discussion, etc.)