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Some people have the gift of the gab . . . and some of us just don’t. Sometimes I wish I did. When it comes to conversation, I suppose I’d say that I’m comfortable with silence and that I prefer quality to quantity. But I do relish rich, meaningful, and insightful conversations. The question is always how to get there.
In the past several years, I’ve created over a dozen conversation starter Thumballs that truly have great discussion prompts. I really wish that it didn’t take me multiple days and multiple rounds of feedback to come up with great conversation starter questions and that I could remember all of them off the top of my head–but they do, and I don’t.
I suppose this is what inspired me to put together a handy infographic of some of my favorite discussion prompts for a variety of situations. With these discussion questions in hand, we can take a much-needed break from politics and get on with some new topics! Enjoy!
Below are a few close-ups of the infographic…
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