The game guide · Courage
How to play First Attempt Plan
Build a first attempt from small steps you can choose. Put the numbered steps into ascending order. This small sequencing puzzle gives an everyday theme a clear beginning and finish, with room to consider what the steps suggest.
Your starting point
Build a first attempt from small steps you can choose.
The rules
Tap the numbered steps from smallest to largest. Each correct tap adds a step to your journey. If a step is out of order, use the feedback to find the next number.
A helpful approach
Find the smallest number first, then look for the next one before tapping. The ordered trail keeps completed steps visible while you choose what comes next. Keep the imagined action low stakes, and remember that asking for support can be part of the attempt.
After the game
Which real task would feel clearer if you named only its next small step? What small question or first attempt would feel more possible with a little practical support from someone?
There is no need to turn a small moment into a perfect performance. Play again if you want to explore it, or leave it here and take the thought into your day.
The feeling behind it
Ask the question, begin the draft or admit you need help. Courage does not require danger, spectacle or pretending not to hesitate.
A practice of skill, mutual respect and historical resistance inspires learning courage; this game does not teach capoeira.
Read our courage story, inspired by Capoeira circle in Afro-Brazilian communities, Brazil. The UNESCO: Capoeira circle provides the source context.
Share the invitation
One small brave step, at your own pace. Try First Attempt Plan with me, if you fancy a little courage today.
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