While it’s vital to stay engaged in current events, especially now, sometimes it’s a welcome respite to have conversations that have nothing to do with politics or world events. After all, talks about politics with friends and colleagues can get stressful or even heated.
We asked our Thrive community to share aquestion they’ve asked to start a conversation that doesn’t involve politics — and how it’s been helping them have meaningful discussions and deepen their connections with others. Which of these questions will you start asking?
“What has become clear to you since we last spoke?”
“What are you grateful for right now?”
“What’s been your best purchase for $100 or less?”
“What are you reading right now?”
“What makes you happy?”
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