Wist-Play Bound

I keep replaying the conversation in my head before it has even happened. That is the first line of Difficult conversation at work, one of the 24 example situations in Wist-Play Bound, and seven days later the same entry closes with a sentence its author did not expect to write: the conversation itself was much simpler than I expected. An entry starts with a title and one question, What is worrying me? Three more prompts wait below and stay optional, What am I thinking about, What am I afraid of and What can I do now. You file it under one of nine categories, from Work and Family to Money, Study and Everyday Life, or under one you create yourself, and add tags such as waiting, deadline or self-doubt from a starter set of twenty. While you type, a line at the top tells you how many earlier situations you have already resolved and quotes a note you once left for yourself. Then the entry…