Is it time to become a Flow Game Host?
Learn a simple, but powerful way to help yourself and others take wiser action
Get started
People everywhere are looking for fresh ways to take wiser action on what matters
They've tried training. Signed up for online learning. Dabbled with coaching. Read all the books.
What if one of the best ways to change your perspective is simply by playing a game?
The Flow Game is a powerful tool for creating change. It is deceptively simple, yet when people bring a question that really matters to them, magic can happen.
A Flow Game Host training supports you to learn by doing, creating a powerful experience you can pass on to others. Join a practice field of more than 500 Flow Game Hosts around the world.
Ready to find out more?
How do I get started?
Join an Information Call
We regularly host Information calls so you can find out more about the Flow Game and what it takes to become a host. Come with your questions, and meet both the training team and your potential learning cohort.
Make your commitment
Begin by reading the Flow Game Host Compact, which outlines what it takes to become a host and how we practice conscious economy to meet you where you are. Then jump onto the Registration Form and let us know you're interested.
Step into a Learning Cohort
The training begins long before we meet. We start by playing a Flow Game together online with others who are part of your learning cohort. That means we've already begun to get to know and support each other to become good hosts of the Flow Game.
We are waiting to welcome you!
What happens during the training?
We play the game to learn how to host the game
An onsite Flow Game Host training lasts 3 days.
One of the best ways to get familiar with the Flow Game is to dive in. We start by playing our personal questions and learning about the values and practices that underpin hosting the Flow Game.
The Flow Game was created more than 25 years ago by eight friends and colleagues who came together regularly to inquire about entrepreneurship. The results of their inquiry became the Flow Game, which is now practiced all over the world and translated into many languges.
We learn how to host different groups
The Flow Game consists of four different card decks aimed at four different audiences. During our time together we play with the Personal deck, the Team deck and the Training deck, which is specifically aimed at helping us explore what it takes to invite, organise and host Flow Games.
Both the Personal and Team decks are included in the Flow Game kit, which participants receive at the training in their language of choice.
The fourth deck is focused on families. Hosts can purchase the Family deck separately.
We practice action learning
We encourage learning by doing. Very quickly, participants are encouraged to begin hosting each other in Flow Games.
Teaming up to host makes it easier and more fun. Hosting like this prepares us for what it feels like to host new people in our own games.
At the same time, it gives us experience as a learning cohort, so we can rely on each other when its time to step out and host on our own.
Learning cohorts have supported each other to be innovative and to take the game to new and unexpected places.
We host community games
Late on Day 2 of the training, participants receive their own Flow Game kit. And straight away they begin to prepare to host.
On the morning of the final day of the training participants host community members in playing a Flow Game. Sometimes other trained Flow Game hosts join us. Sometimes our participants are family and friends. And sometimes we host people who have never played before.
Being able to debrief this experience together and find out what we learned in real time builds experience and confidence.
Where could YOU host a Flow Game?
Take the next step!
We have regular Information Calls to help you decide if this is for you. Here's what's coming up:
- Next Information Call: September 2 from 10:00 - 11:15 Eastern/16:00 -17:15 CET
- Onsite: Mary Alice, Toke Møller, and Jan Hein Nielsen will be co-leading an onsite training October 9 - 11 in Denmark.
- Online: Join an online training in the second half of 2026
- Onsite: April 16 -18 in Berlin with Mary Alice, Toke Møller and Jutta Weimar
Interested? Contact Mary Alice for further details.
