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100 Acts of Connection
100 Acts of Connection
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Small invitations to make work more human. It is not a toolkit. It is an invitation.
Inspired by Peter Block's work, these 100 simple prompts are designed to help you restore meaning, care, and agency at work, one act at a time. Use them to reflect, to connect, to begin.
100 Acts of Connection: Created in partnership with Affiliate Consultant Andi Roberts.
A simple practice to bring connection into your everyday life
What if connection wasn’t something we waited for—but something we practiced?
This downloadable set of 100 Acts of Connection cards offers simple, meaningful invitations to help you build trust, belonging, and aliveness in your work, relationships, and community.
Each card is a small prompt, an opening, to reach out, listen, welcome, and create something together.
How It Works
This is a digital download, designed for flexibility and ease:
💻 Keep it on your desktop and pull a card whenever you need a prompt
🖨️ Print a full sheet and keep it nearby as a daily practice
✂️ Print on cardstock and cut into individual cards to create your own tactile deck
👥 Use in groups, gatherings, or team meetings as a simple way to invite connection
There’s no “right way” to use these—only your way.
Why It Matters
Connection is not a technique; it’s a way of being.
These cards are a gentle structure to help you:
- Shift from isolation to belonging
- Replace advice with curiosity
- Turn everyday moments into opportunities for relationship
Small acts, practiced consistently, create something larger than we can plan.
What You’ll Receive
- A beautifully designed, printable PDF
- 100 unique connection prompts
- Flexible formats for digital or print use
A Note on Format
We’ve intentionally made these available as a digital resource—so you can access them immediately, use them in the way that fits your life, and return to them again and again.
Whether you keep them on your screen or turn them into a physical deck, the invitation is the same: connection is something we create, one small act at a time.
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