THE NICE ONE
Available- The First Yes
- The Edit
- The Bill
- Built on Your Silence
- The No
- When No One Needs You
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Everyone likes you. Ask why that matters so much.
Sixty cards on the cost of being easy to be around. Where agreeable kept you safe, what you edit in real time to keep a room calm, the resentment that collects underneath, and how a boundary works when you treat it as reps instead of a speech.
The main deck
The four rooms
Room 01
THE FIRST YES
Where it started — where being easy kept you safe.
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In production
Room 02
THE PERFORMANCE
How it runs your day — what you change in real time.
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In production
Room 03
THE BILL
What it costs — resentment, invisibility, relationships built on your silence.
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In production
Room 04
THE NO
The way out — practice as reps, not speeches.
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In production
This is for you if
You answer before you know what you want.
You rehearse a no and then send a yes.
You keep score privately and never present the bill.
People describe you as easy and it stings.
You are not sure who you are when nobody needs anything.
What's inside
- 60 prompt cards, print-ready
- Main question + Go Deeper
- 6 sections, clear progression
- Reflection spreads
- Instant download
- Clean design
Card 21 / 60
Name the last time you overrode a signal you noticed.
Go Deeper — what did you tell yourself it meant?
Card 22 / 60
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Go Deeper — who taught you that rule?
Card 23 / 60
Who benefits from the version of you that never stops?
Go Deeper — what would they have to do instead?
Elsewhere in the house
THE SHADOW
Shadow work
You've done the journaling, the therapy, the books — and want the next layer.
ON FUMES
Burnout
You call it discipline. Rest doesn't restore you anymore.
THE RED PEN
Perfectionism
You rewrote the text four times. It said 'sounds good.'
3AM
Overthinking
You rehearse arguments you'll never have.
ALMOST
Self-sabotage
You quit at ninety percent and called it a decision.
Most people run more than one.
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