Take the "I" out of our questions!

Want to make your conversations more impactful? Try this: Take the "I," "me," "my," or "mine" out of your questions!

It's a subtle shift that transforms conversations from being about you to being about the other person, fostering genuine curiosity and stronger connections.

Instead of: "Tell me more about the confidence you want to build."

Try: "What kind of confidence do you want to build?"

See the difference?

Here's another example:

Instead of: "I am curious what you mean when you say you would talk to her?"

Try: "What do you mean when you say you would talk to her?"

It's about showing pure curiosity about the other person!

Experiment with keeping your questions 'clean'!

💡 The Lightbulb Moment

Make your questions about them, not you. This week, I challenge you to try this technique. Pay attention to how it changes the dynamic and tone!