The Ripple Effect
If you arrived here, chances are that you've just experienced this feeling.
When that deep connection feeling hits, it does some magical stuff. It releases dopamine, which makes us happy and calm, reduces stress & anxiety, and actually improves physical health. Not only does it feel good for the person who feels connected, it has the same benefit for people who witness soulfulness - it's why we like heartwarming movies, seeing people reunite at airports, and watching Ted Lasso.
Here at Soulbound, we call that The Ripple Effect, and we're on a mission to create as many ripples as we can to spread soulfulness far and wide. We're really happy you're here, and hope you'll join us on this journey. Below we've included 3 ways you can start sending ripples today.
1. Played How's The Water? We'd love your Feedback
2. Answer today's soulbound question
Every day Casper posts a soulful question on our instagram account. It can help remind you to check-in with yourself and of all the wonderful people and places in your life.
3. Gift the Game
Do you know someone who could use some soulfulness?How's The Wateris a game that makes connecting with others fun and natural. Click on the link below to get 10% off your order and pick up a game for a friend (and one for you too!).
Let customers speak for us
played it w my wife and it helped us open up in unexpected ways. such a gentle and powerful game. highly reco!
A great way to up the quality and depth of connection with friends and loved ones.
This was a stocking stuffer for my daughter. As a family, we have been using the game around the dinner table to have enlightening conversations with our kids.
Introspection has diminished in my life due to a number of factors. For many of us religion served us, but now that is gone. As an elder, I have witnessed a decided departure of friends and the accompanying exchanges
How's the water has been refreshing.
Great idea for a game... our kids and I really felt it was a safe space for opening up!
It's amazing how effective this game is at adding a whole extra dimension to already good conversations with friends! Definitely not your average conversation game.
I was astonished by my own preparedness to open up directly! Really shifted my mindset on a deeper level too!
We had a great session on our family weekend. I must say it really added depth to the conversation and created more connection than before. This was really fun to notice!
Loved this!! What a great tool for building understanding, deepening connections, and fostering empathy. Rather than playing cards or just shooting the breeze, we played with friends and we had a great night, making it easy and comfortable to share how we were really feeling, drawing strength from each other - and still having lots of laughs. Highly recommended - love this!
A great game to start deeper conversations. Even if you know the other person(s) well, you still get different topics for conversation. Connection and depth!
The soul bound game facilitated a deeper connection through the unique combination, the varied questions and the method of playing. It worked as a stepping stone to share your inner world. As a player I experienced being the director what to share and what not. These safe conditions and the composition of the game made it possible to get not only more insight in each other, but also to change the course of the conversation in the moment itself.
I was impressed with the guidance of Casper. He is a low key professional with a wide set of intervention skills to give the exchange that extra depth beside the depth the game offers on its own. Would definitely recommend soulbound for personal and professional setting.
Played this game with two of my best friends and we had an amazing time. Learned things I’ve never heard before in our 20+ years friendship. The next day I played this with my partner, and again we immediately found ourselves in a brilliant conversation.
“How’s the water” is such an easy way to really connect by getting into meaningful conversations!
Looking forward to play this with my family.
I played it yesterday with a few friends, we got into very interesting topics.
I love the questions on the cards that could be taken deep or more surface level
