Come join our inclusive mahjong club

One of the worst feelings is being excluded. Studies have shown that rejection hurts much like physical pain. Trust me, I have gone through my share of exclusions in life. My personal experience confirms the studies are true: it hurts just like physical pain.

Play mahjong with me in Lake Geneva

One of my goals for mahjong is to make sure that everyone has a seat at my table. I created the social clubs to make sure that if you want to play, you have a place with me.

Missy Mahjong social clubs are free and hosted at places that welcome anyone. No need to be a member of an exclusive club or friends with the “right” people or live in the "right" neighborhood.

You don’t even need to know how to play at a Missy Mahjong social club... I’ll teach you.

Maybe the rejection in my life has forced me to look deeper than the surface level. Playing a game at a Missy Mahjong social club table is really about so much more than the tiles. It is about true connection.

Whatever the reason, whatever your struggle, I’ll find you a seat at one of our tables and I'll help guide you and connect with you. After all, we are just trying to play a friendly game.

Join me in Lake Geneva this summer for mahjong.

One of the things I love so much about mahjong is connecting with new players. A silver lining in my nomadic lifestyle is the ability to make new friends anywhere. It isn’t easy and I have to put myself out there more than is comfortable.

When you sit at a Missy Mahjong social club table, you are almost always with new players. It’s fun to mix it up and sit with new players, shuffle a different brand of tiles and try a new table rule or two.

People grow when they are uncomfortable. I am going to put you with new people, at a new game and challenge you to try something new. If you fail, that is okay! We will guide you. You are most likely not the most uncomfortable player at the table. And that ladies, is the shared struggle that will bond us.

Come join a table at one of my social clubs. I promise that everyone is welcome.