What was some good advice that your father gave you?
What book can you read over and over again?
What band would you camp out all night to get tickets to see?
When did you display courage?
What is something you have always wanted to try?
Would you rather be hungry or thirsty?
If you where to teach a class what would you teach?
What makes you laugh?
What food did you love as a child but do not eat now?
How do you think the world will end?
When was the last time you counted your blessings?
What is one thing you miss about being a child?
What did you do during your childhood summers?
Critically speaking, what is the best book ever written?
If you were going to skip one meal which one would you prefer to skip?
What do you like about your job?
What is the prettiest city you have ever been to?
Does your heart rule your mind or your mind rule your heart?
What is the nicest room in your house?
What changes do you find hard the accept?
What personality traits do you look for in a partner?
How did you start working for your current employer?
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Seek first to understand and then to be understood. The surest path to an argument is to have two people both bent on making the other one understand. In any of the relationships in life it is essential that you can put yourself in a mindset that you can see things from the other person’s point of view. As you have that vantage point you are also in the best position to make yourself understood.
