How to Open

You can open a Scenario Player session in two ways:

  • Action tab → tap a scenario link from your daily actions
  • Action Guide → tap a linked scenario within a lesson or action guide

When a scenario starts, it takes over the full screen with an immersive, step-by-step experience.

Scenario Player entry point from the Action tab

Phase 1 — Setup

The scenario begins with context. You'll see:

  • Who — the person you're interacting with (e.g., "A potential client named Amara")
  • What platform — where the conversation happens (e.g., WhatsApp, Instagram DM)
  • Situation — the setup (e.g., "She just commented on your post asking about your prices")

This phase sets the scene so you understand exactly what's happening before you act.

Phase 1 — Setup screen with scenario context

Phase 2 — Story

The narrative plays out — you'll see a short story or conversation excerpt that describes what just happened. This builds on the setup and gives you the emotional and practical context you need to make a decision.

Phase 2 — Story narrative screen

Phase 3 — Choose Response

Now it's your turn. You'll see 2–3 response options. For example:

  • Option A: "Tell them about your service directly"
  • Option B: "Ask what they need first"
  • Option C: "Change the subject"

Tap the option you'd choose in real life. There's no wrong answer — each path leads to a different outcome and learning moment.

Phase 3 — Choose Response with 3 options

Phase 4 — Action

Based on your choice, you receive a real mission to complete:

  • Mission description — what you need to do in real life
  • Time estimate — how long it should take (e.g., "~5 minutes")
  • XP reward — how much XP you'll earn for completing it

Some actions include an optional Ready-to-Send Script with a Copy button so you can paste it directly into your messaging app.

Phase 4 — Action mission with time estimate, XP, and Copy button

Phase 5 — Result

After completing the action, you'll see the outcome based on your earlier choice. The scenario shows what happened as a result — did the client respond? Did you close the deal? What went well?

This phase connects your decision to a realistic consequence, helping you build real instincts.

Phase 5 — Result screen showing outcome

Phase 6 — Reflection

A reflection prompt asks you to think about what you learned. For example:

  • "What did you notice about how the client responded?"
  • "Would you choose the same option next time?"

This isn't graded — it's designed to help you internalize the lesson and apply it to your real business.

Phase 6 — Reflection prompt

Phase 7 — Complete

You've finished the scenario! Here's what happens:

  • XP earned — added to your total
  • Scenario marked done — shows as completed in your Action tab
  • You're returned to where you came from (Action tab or Action Guide)
Phase 7 — Completion screen with XP earned

Tips

  • There's no wrong answer — every path teaches something. Choose what feels natural.
  • You can replay scenarios — try different choices to see all outcomes.
  • Scenarios are personalized — they reference your gift, so the situations feel real and relevant to your business.