One Percent Better Start Unforgettable Conversations with The .5 Question Technique
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In this episode, we explore the concept of the ".5 question" – a personalized, rapport-building opener that sets the stage for a memorable, engaging conversation.
I dive into real-life examples from One Percent Better breaking down the key characteristics that make these questions so effective:
- Personalization: Referencing specific details unique to the person you're speaking with - Variety: Covering a range of topics, from personal to professional interests - Engagement: Inviting your conversation partner to share their perspective - Rapport-building: Finding common ground and shared experiences - Specificity: Demonstrating genuine interest and thorough research - Lightheartedness: Setting a friendly, informal tone with playful or humorous details - Storytelling potential: Referencing specific moments that hint at larger stories or experiences
I also share tips for crafting your own unforgettable .5 questions, whether you're a podcaster, networker, or simply looking to have more meaningful conversations.
Whether you're looking to uplevel your interview skills, build authentic relationships, or create more engaging conversations, this episode is packed with actionable insights. Tune in and discover how one small question can make a big impact.
Want to become a master at crafting .5 questions and having damn good conversations? - Sign up for a 1:1 coaching session where we'll work together to sharpen your skills and tailor the technique to your unique goals. - Bring this engaging workshop to your organization to help your team level up their communication and build stronger relationships with each other and your clients.
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As always, thanks for listening to Episode 297!
--Joe
PS: Here are some links mentioned in today's episode:
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