About the deck

A deck of sentences you can lean on once the old supports have been taken apart.

The deck holds 128 metaphorical associative cards gathering the beliefs that inspire a person, help them reach their goals, raise their self-esteem and point a direction.

The beliefs cover four areas: how you relate to yourself, to money, to relationships and to the world — so the deck covers the same ground as “Limiting Beliefs” and works with it as a pair.

A new belief takes root not when it sounds beautiful but when a person can admit it as possible at least halfway. So honesty of wording matters more here than how high it aims.

The deck works as a diagnostic, deepening, transformational, clarifying and supporting tool in counseling, coaching and psychological transformation games.

Who it is for: psychologists, psychotherapists, art therapists, coaches, trainers, consultants, group and transformation game facilitators, and anyone working on their own personal growth.

What you can do with the “Positive Beliefs” deck

find a resource and something to lean on inside yourself rather than outside
understand which area of life is due for a change of beliefs
find some inspiration to act when there is no strength left for it
see what exactly was limiting you, and get a wording to replace it
discover qualities in yourself you did not suspect were there
find something to lean on through a hard stretch
understand which qualities are worth developing first
choose a belief a person genuinely believes, rather than the one they are supposed to
notice where a beautiful wording provokes irritation because the bar is set too high
assemble a personal set of sentences backed by your own experience

Questions to ask the deck

These are the questions the work starts from. Choose one — the one that resonates most strongly — and stay with it, because a single session settles one belief into place and no more.