Martin, here are some observations about your participation and communication during Play: You consistently show a lot of enthusiasm and engagement in the sessions. You frequently share ideas and take the initiative, like when you said, ¡°Let's speedrun the game¡± and "Keep the ball alive. Keep the ball alive." These contributions show that you are excited and want to keep the team moving forward. Sometimes, your energy leads to moments where you ask others to focus or make quick decisions, such as "Tell me what you're doing" and "Do we have like a direct plan on this or just blind guessing?" As you continue practicing this skill outside of Synthesis, try to balance your enthusiasm by making space for your teammates' ideas and encouraging them to contribute as well. This can make your team even stronger and help everyone feel more included. Your communication is often clear and direct, which helps in giving directions and keeping the gameplay flowing. For instance, when you said, ¡°We should really be building temples now!¡± and ¡°What temple should we build now guys?¡± it helped set a clear goal for the team. Occasionally, though, your comments can divert focus from the task or feel a bit dominant. You can keep refining this skill in other areas of life by also listening carefully to your teammates and considering their suggestions. This back-and-forth can lead to better teamwork and even more successful games. Keep bringing your energy and enthusiasm, and remember that encouraging collaboration will make the whole team shine!