What You Take Away
In a checkup, the opening and the ending matter just as much. The warm-up uses W Wordplay · Odd One Out to measure "dare you speak up, and how do you speak" ahead of everything, establishing a behavioral baseline for the whole session; the closing uses Pact Signing and One-Sentence Commitment to turn what was seen on the spot into something executable and remindable — data that doesn't land is the same as never having happened.
How it opens, how it closes
The warm-up decides whether people dare to tell the truth during the session; the closing decides what the team and each person actually take away once it ends. Neither segment counts as a game on its own, but both must land — otherwise all the behavioral data from the dozen-plus games before them ends up with nothing left.
W Wordplay · Odd One Out
Pick the "different" one out of 3 words — everyone speaks at once, no waiting for others to go first; the second round requires "choose again with a different reason." Observe the association path, and the attitude after a public statement — does a wrong choice mean holding firm or switching words.
Use: icebreaking, and a baseline measurement of "daring to speak."
Pact Signing
Show the team's top three sticking points on the big screen → split into groups by sticking point and claim them → each group writes three way-of-being pacts in a fixed format, "When ______ happens, we ______, and ______ is responsible for the reminder" → read aloud on the spot and pass by show of hands → print and sign, sync the digital copy to the AI team space.
Output: a team way-of-being pact.
One-Sentence Commitment
Each person writes one line, "Starting today, I give myself permission to ______" → share voluntarily → log in to ai.mulanxu.com and save it; the AI remembers today and reminds you in its daily push.
Output: an AI personality profile each person can keep talking with.
Warm-up and Closing · Complete Rules
W Wordplay · Odd One Out + Closing One, Pact Signing + Closing Two, One-Sentence Commitment · Directly printable
01W · Wordplay · Odd One Out (warm-up)
Pick the "different" one out of 3 words — everyone speaks at once, no waiting for others to go first; the second round requires "choose again with a different reason." This question has no correct answer; what we want is the second you speak up.
- Setting the question: each round shows 3 words, one of which is "different" from the other two (no correct answer).
- Speak at once: everyone calls out their chosen word simultaneously; no waiting for others to go first, no glancing at others.
- Give the reason: once chosen, each person gives one line on "why this one" — the reason may be wild, but it must be your own.
- Round two: switch to another set of words and require "choose again with a different reason," to see whether anyone switches words after a public statement.
- Record only, don't judge: the host records "who spoke first / the type of reason / whether they switched," without judging right or wrong or commenting.
| Observation item | What to record |
|---|---|
| Association path | Which category the chosen word leans toward — form / meaning / scenario / emotion |
| Attitude after going public | After a wrong choice, do they hold their original pick or switch words on the spot |
| Who speaks first | Who doesn't wait for others to speak, and who always waits for others to move |
Host script: "This question has no correct answer; what I want is the second you speak up." Record only three things in the whole room — who spoke first, which type the reason is, and whether anyone switched words after going public; do not comment on who chose right or whose reason is good.
02Closing One · Pact Signing (25 min)
- 0–5 min Show the sticking points: show the team's top three sticking points on the big screen (derived from data, not subjective judgment).
- 5–10 min Claim and split: split into groups by sticking point; each group claims the one that resonates most with it.
- 10–20 min Write the pact: each group writes three way-of-being pacts in a fixed format, "When ______ happens, we ______, and ______ is responsible for the reminder."
- 20–23 min Read aloud and pass: read aloud on the spot; the whole room passes by show of hands.
- 23–25 min Seal it: print and sign, sync the digital copy to the AI team space.
The way-of-being pact format is fixed: "When ______ happens, we ______, and ______ is responsible for the reminder." Output: a team way-of-being pact.
Key reminder: "Communicate more" is not a pact; "sync for 15 minutes at 10 a.m. every Wednesday" is.
03Closing Two · One-Sentence Commitment (15 min)
- 0–5 min Write the commitment: each person writes one line, "Starting today, I give myself permission to ______."
- 5–12 min Share voluntarily: those who wish read theirs out; no forcing.
- 12–15 min Save it: log in to ai.mulanxu.com and save it into your AI personality profile; the AI remembers today and reminds you in its daily push.
Output: an AI personality profile each person can keep talking with. A commitment neither written down nor saved will be forgotten tomorrow.