One chain, no breaks: compliment the person to your left — specifically
Go around the circle. Each person says one thing the person on their left did well this week.
The rule: it must be specific. 'You're nice' is banned.
'Good pass in the last minute' — that's the level. Specific wins.
Specific beats generic — every time
'You're nice' evaporates. 'You waited for me when I was slow packing up' sticks for years. Why? Because a specific compliment proves you actually watched — and being truly seen is the thing humans crave most.
Here's the twist: noticing other people's good moves is a skill you're training in yourself while you hand out the compliment. Two gains, one sentence.