Slow Play surprisingly has become more than a game for me, more than a way of exploration, it’s become a practice over the past month or so. Maybe we can choose our pace more often than we know? Slow play has illuminated the possibilities of choice in a powerful way.
My question for you, if you feel inspired, is what attributes or criteria help you determine if you are playing, or in a state of play? What boxes do you check off where you can say, this is / was play for me?
Play is often trivialized, however, it is a wonderful tool for learning, growth, self-development, connection, relationship, innovation, creativity and so much more. In some ways it can be thought of as a language. Here’s some resources to help you build a play practice ….
