This is a skill-building game that is a balancing contest of principles, values and beliefs. It was developed by two therapists as a way to encourage healthy communication and therapeutic conversations through play. The first player to reach 100 points wins the game. There are two ways to earn points. First, players score on each turn by navigating a steel ball on the wood labyrinth. The holes on the labyrinth are encircled with four different colors and are numbered for scoring. When the ball drops into a colored hole, the player earns the points indicated on that hole. Then the player picks a card, reads the question that is the same color as the where the ball dropped, and turns over the sand timer. All other players have one minute to write a response. Players score points by being the person to write the most "Level Minded " responses to questions about personal principles, values and beliefs. Questions are thought provoking and winning responses can be clever, insightful and funny. This game is for two to eight players and comes with a wood labyrinth, forty-eight Junior Principles, Values and Beliefs questions cards, eight pencils, response paper, and a sand timer.