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The game can be played with one or several people. You can do it<br />

by yourself, with your family or a group of friends or strangers. You<br />

may learn a lot about yourself and others in the process. There are no<br />

losers in this game: but the one who has most fun wins.<br />

Just pretend that there is no scarcity of money. It has happened by<br />

magic. You have become the founder of a large financial institution<br />

or foundation and the rules of the game require you to spend your<br />

money within your community. It can be a neighbourhood, a group<br />

of friends or your family, a whole region, or a non-geographic<br />

community like a sub-group on the Internet. You then decide what<br />

you want to do with your money in this community. You can realise<br />

your dreams, and create a community of your dreams.<br />

Then you answer these three questions.<br />

1. What talent would you like to develop and offer to your<br />

community?<br />

2. What is the vision of your newly formed community?<br />

3. What would you like to accomplish as a group?<br />

Who are the other people or organisations you need to realise this<br />

vision? If you play this game with others, get everyone to explain<br />

their answers.<br />

In a second round, see how your different dreams can help each<br />

other, how some of your initiatives can mesh with those of others.<br />

You will often find that they strengthen and synergies each other in<br />

unexpected ways.<br />

Some of me goals for communities that have come up when this<br />

game has been played include:<br />

- Quality child care

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