Who Has the Ball?™

A fun new tool to open your mind,
play with your intuition,
and make good decisions quickly.

Play with Intuition and Get Success? Yes, please!

In today’s fast-paced and demanding society it’s easy to stop listening to our intuition, our inner voice.

Who Has the Ball?™ encourages you to listen to yourself again.

When you listen to yourself, you also learn to:

• Find creative solutions
• Make good decisions quickly
• Honor your dreams and intuition
• Beat anxiety
• Be assertive

It’s simple. It’s easy to do. Try it out today!

How It Works

Pick up the ball and answer the question it asks:
Who has the ball?
Sounds simple. You have the ball, right?
That means you have options. You have choices.
Turn the ball over.

There you will find universal options for every decision.

Drop it.	Don’t hang on to that idea anymore. It’s distracting.
Pass it on.	Someone else can use it to a greater benefit. Pass it.
Play with it.	No pressure now. Play with the idea and see where it goes.
Go for the goal.	You’ve got it! You know what to do. Go for it.

This awakening game with yourself works because it…

• Encourages you to have a conversation with yourself in a concrete way
• Stimulates intuitive thinking
• Gets creativity working
• Lets you confront decision-making without pressure
• Helps you think of responsibility in terms of choices instead of obligations

Playing Who Has the Ball?™ represents the power you hold to do what works best for you.

Playing Who Has the Ball?™ encourages taking responsibility with sureness in your decisions.

Where did the Idea for the Ball come from?

Rosemary Senjem, creator of Who Has the Ball?, tells it like this:

“One evening I caught myself complaining about something and it was getting nowhere fast. I realized that the complaining had to end. Nothing positive was coming from it.

In that moment of decision, it dawned on me to ask my husband to make an agreement with me. The agreement was this: when either of us is in a moment of negativity, complaining and seeing things half-empty, we prompt each other to the question: Who has the ball?

This question is an interrupter. It interrupts the complaining. It jolts to a different perspective. It seems to come out of nowhere and yet get right to the heart of the matter. When I’m complaining, it jars me into, ‘Hey, wait a minute! I have the ball. I can do something about this. What the heck am I complaining about? My own inaction?’

We agreed instantly realizing that question transforms the situation into something positive and freeing.

Now, my brain tends to notice opportunities to take intangible concepts and make them tangible. I actively look for ways to take things we feel in our hearts and put them in our hands.

The answers which follow the question represent the options we have in moments of complaining and stress. I realized this exercise works because the question is so simple and yet powerful, and lays blame on no one. There’s no specific outcome—there’s no ‘you should’ this or that. It redefines a negative situation and shows that there are choices instead of complaints:

• Drop it.
• Pass it on.
• Play with it.
• Go for the goal.

None of the above choices is automatically the best. All of them are valid. The point? It shows you that you have options. Instead of complaining, which implies there is nothing we can do about something, you make a move and do something. Simple and effective!”

So what’s YOUR story?

What decision or situation does the ball represent for you in this moment?
What are you going to do with it?
Add your Who Has the Ball? story with the comment form below!

Play with your Intuition. Order a Ball today!

Cost: $5.00 plus shipping

Specifications

Size: 2.75 inch diameter
Colors: Orange with purple text
Construction: 100% Polyurethane
Product Safety: The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) requires us to advise that stress balls are a promotional product for adult use and not safe for children under the age of 12.