Sage-Tips

What is the most interesting question to ask someone?

Break the ice and get to know people better by selecting several of these get-to-know-you questions.

• Who is your hero?
• If you could live anywhere, where would it be?
• What is your biggest fear?
• What is your favorite family vacation?
• What would you change about yourself if you could?
• What really makes you angry?

Is there an answer to every question?

Originally Answered: Does every question have an answer? Every question can be answered. But many questions can’t be answered with absolute certainty that the answer will be right – even if the person answering is an expert.

What questions do people want to be asked?

25 interesting questions to ask people to get to know someone:

• What is your best childhood memory?
• If you had a chance for a “do-over” in life, what would you do differently?
• How did the two of you meet?
• What do you feel most proud of?
• What is your favorite music?

What’s a good question of the day?

75 Fun Questions of the Day

• What’s the best thing you’ve got going on in your life at the moment?
• In the seconds before you die, you are allowed to know everyone who was secretly in love with you at some point.
• In 10 years time, will you be proud of what you are doing now?
• What does your inner voice tell you?

What is a fun ice breaker question?

Fun Ice Breaker Questions Are there any interesting things your name spells with the letters rearranged? If you were a potato, what way would you like to be cooked? Would you go to space if you knew that you could never come back to earth? Have you ever been mistaken for someone famous?

Does God answer every question?

The Bible teaches us that “his sovereignty rules over all” (Psalm 103:19) and that “God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God” (Romans 8:28). Yet he is good, and often he answers the most important questions we never even thought to ask.

What makes a great question-asker?

Of course, being a great question-asker isn’t just about posing a single, powerful question. It’s about listening deeply before and after you ask. It’s about asking out of genuine curiosity versus obligation, and posing follow-up questions that show you’ve been listening.

Why do we keep asking the same questions in conversations?

When we keep asking the same question, or no questions at all, we lose out on a chance for deeper connections with our conversation partners, who also happen to be the people we care most about. We are tricked into believing we know how they’re feeling or what they’re thinking, when we haven’t even scratched the surface.

What are some interview questions that haven’t made it onto the list?

Any job hunter would be wise to seek out common interview questions and think about his answers beforehand, but what about the questions that haven’t made it onto the lists yet? One question I’ve heard asked is some variation of, “Tell me something I wouldn’t know from looking at your CV,” or “Tell me something no one else knows about you.”

Why should we ask ourselves questions?

Fundamentally, learning how to ask questions of ourselves and of the ones who we love can help us to embrace, rather than avoid, the uncertainty that envelopes our lives. To paraphrase the poet Rainer Maria Rilke, we are all now living our questions —dozens of them, everyday—whether we like it or not.