The Seed Card Deck Reflection Survey

Welcome!

Thank you for taking a few minutes to share your experience with The Seed Card Deck. There are no right or wrong answers, and this is not a test to be completed. Your honest feedback helps me understand how these cards live in the real world and guides how future tools are cultivated for our collective well-being and dignity.

- Jamila M.

Curator and Creator

The Seed Card Deck and the Black Women At Home Project

A little about you.

First name (optional)

Last name (optional)

City

State

Country

How did The Seed Card Deck find its way to you?

If other, please share how you learned about The Seed Card Deck.

Which of these best describes the spaces, identities or roles you inhabit? (Select all that apply)

Culture worker, community organizer, or creative

Educator, healer, or wellness practitioner

Manager, team leader, or organizational builder

Other

Where are you planted in your life's season?

Tender Seedling / Sapling (18 and under)

Branching Out (19 – 29)

In Full Bloom (30 – 44)

Deep Roots & Rich Soil (45 – 59)

Elder Canopy / Wisdom Keeper (60+)

Prefer not to share

Section 1. Usability & Everyday Rhythms

How are you physically interacting with the digital deck? (Select all that apply)

At my desk on a laptop/computer during work hours

On my phone during personal/quiet time

In a dedicated "nook" or sanctuary space at home

Other

How intuitive has the digital flipbook and card layout felt to navigate?

Very seamless—the structure (Quote, Offering, Reflect On, Grace Yourself) flows naturally.

Mostly clear, but I had to get used to flipping pages digitally.

A bit ambiguous or clunky to navigate.

Other

When you open the deck, what is your typical rhythm?

I flip sequentially from start to finish.

I look for a specific category (e.g., Direct Relief or Tiny Experiments).

I return to 1 or 2 specific "comfort cards" I saved.

I flip randomly until something catches my eye.

Other

Section 2. Emotional Resonance & The "Sting"

Has a specific card, quote, or phrase stayed in your mind or moved you to screenshot/text it to a someone else?

Yes

No

If yes, which card or topic was it, and what was happening in your day that made it land?

The how to guide encourages users to "listen for the sting"—noticing if a prompt feels overwhelming or like "one more thing to do." Did any card bring up that feeling for you?

Yes

No

If yes, how did you navigate that feeling?

When a card really lands for you, what is your immediate instinct? (Select up to 2)

To write about it privately in a journal.

To talk it through with a friend, sister, or peer.

To apply it directly as a boundary or shift at work.

To sit quietly and just breathe with it.

Other

Section 3. Co-Creating What Comes Next

Which paths would feel most supportive as you cultivate a home space rooted in joy, beauty, ritual, and rest? Select up to 2.

Tactile Personal Tools: A physical card deck, companion journal, or artful workbook to anchor daily rituals in your home space.

Shared Circles & Gatherings: Small-group peer circles or listening spaces to process joy, beauty, and rest in community.

Boundary & Workplace Tools: Team guides, leadership retreats, or workplace systems that protect your energy at work so you can arrive home unburdened.

Other

Is there anything else you'd like to be known about your experience with the deck or your home sanctuary right now?

Email: Please leave your email address if you are open to being in conversation about any of your responses!

The Seed Card Deck Feedback Survey

A little about you.

Section 1. Usability & Everyday Rhythms

Section 2. Emotional Resonance & The "Sting"

Section 3. Co-Creating What Comes Next

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