Need ideas? Pick a question, spin the yes or no wheel, and see what the answer is. For small choices only.
Everyday decisions
- Should I go for a walk now?
- Should I order dessert?
- Should I start with the hardest task?
- Should I text them first?
- Should I clean the kitchen tonight?
- Should I wake up early tomorrow?
- Should I try a new recipe?
- Should I take the longer scenic route?
- Should I call a friend today?
- Should we have pizza?
Games with friends
- Will the next song be a pop song?
- Will it rain tomorrow? (just for fun)
- Will the next person to walk in be wearing blue?
- Does the person to my left like pineapple on pizza?
- Is the next card red?
- Will the host win this round?
- Should we play another round?
- Should the loser do the dishes?
- Should we go outside?
- Should we order takeout?
Icebreakers
- Is a hot dog a sandwich?
- Is cereal soup?
- Would you rather live by the sea?
- Is water wet?
- Do you prefer mornings?
- Would you try bungee jumping?
- Could you go a week without your phone?
- Do you prefer the window seat?
- Have you ever sung in public?
- Are you a cat person?
Treat-yourself questions
- Should I buy that book?
- Should I take a nap?
- Should I watch one more episode?
- Should I go to bed early?
- Should I try that new café?
- Should I plan a weekend away?
- Should I learn a new skill?
- Should I declutter one drawer?
- Should I take a day off?
- Should I say yes to the invite?
Habit questions
- Should I stretch for five minutes?
- Should I drink a glass of water?
- Should I read for ten minutes?
- Should I journal tonight?
- Should I do a quick tidy?
How to use the answer
If the result leaves you disappointed, that may tell you what you really wanted. For serious choices, take your time and speak to people you trust. See also the decision maker wheel.
Make your own question list
Good questions are specific, answerable and low stakes. Replace vague questions like "Will things get better?" with "Should I take a ten-minute walk now?" Write the question before you spin so you cannot reinterpret it afterward. Keep a few favourites on a note and use them in a group game.
Play it as a game
Players write one yes-or-no question each on slips of paper. Draw a slip, read it aloud, then spin the wheel for the answer. Players score a point if their question gets a "yes". Alternatively, team members guess the answer before the spin and score points for correct guesses.
