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The Colors Cards—inspired by Austin Snell’s upcoming EP Colors—is a purpose-driven virtual card game that seeks to empower meaningful conversations & foster emotional growth.

 

The following 5 cards will prompt you to honestly share your thoughts across various themes, either by yourself or with a friend, partner, or family member—encouraging you to reflect upon what has colored your life. These prompts are also randomized every time, so come back to play again!

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1
What haven’t you allowed yourself to feel or do recently?
I haven’t let myself get help or talk to anyone about my mental health.
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I haven't let myself feel actual happiness in a while. I feel like I just don’t deserve or need it anymore. I see bo purpose in real happiness.
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Grieve my grandmothers death. Who was a second mom to me.
I tell myself to stay busy, and to not think about it when I’m sitting still.
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I haven’t allowed myself to truly open up to another person. To trust & be vulnerable. It’s terrifying knowing how much I’ve been hurt. Opening up always leads to loss or pain in my life & I’m terrified of giving love & trust a chance again.
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Be myself enjoy nature do things I want to do but somehow don’t make time for
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When you felt at your lowest, what helped pull you out of it and get you through? How has your perspective on life changed since then?
  • Listening to music and just knowing my worth. It has gotten me though a lot of struggles I think without music it would be a lonely world.
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  • My kids helped me with it all I was to the point I didn’t know why I was here and then my kids would come in and tell me don’t cry mommy it’s ok and they have helped me through a lot to keep moving forward…now I’ve welcomed God into my life and my kids life, when I get to the point in where I just need five mins I pray to god and thank god for giving me my kids they have pushed me to to be the best version of myself for them and me
    like [91]
  • Being in a marriage where I was not loved and felt so lonely. Becoming someone I wasn't just to get my husbands love. Which of course I didn't. I've spent the last 3 years putting myself back together and finding myself after finally divorcing him after 43 years. The day I decided I wasn't going to take it anymore I seriously felt a snap in my brain. Sounds silly bit it's true. And I've been moving forward ever since. I haven't been clinically diagnosed with depression but I know that's where I was 3 years ago. I'm so thankful for this second chance at 63 years old. A chance to live and just be me. I love your song home sweet hell. It wasn't my parents home but the one I forced my children to live through by staying with a narcissist all those years. My biggest regret. Hope is a wonderful thing..
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  • Being able to forgive myself for mistakes I’ve made in the past helped pull me out of a dark place. Music helped push me through as well:
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  • Music. Meaningful music. Austin’s music has made me feel like i’m not the only one who has been through certain things.
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For what in your life do you feel most grateful?
I am most grateful for my friends. They make me feel so seen and loved.
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Being alive
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I'm finding myself again, and I can be stronger because of it.
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I feel grateful to still be alive after the times I was close to dying
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I feel grateful that I have a beautiful life created by God. God has given me so many opportunities to better myself and also some challenges that have taught me so many things. I am grateful for everything He has provided so I can become the best self I can be.
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