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The Art of Asking Questions of Others - With Joy Eggerichs Reed

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The Art of Asking Questions of Others - With Joy Eggerichs Reed

In this engaging conversation, Joy Eggerichs-Reed and her father Emerson Eggerichs discuss the art of asking questions, emphasizing its importance in building connections and fostering relationships. They explore the barriers to effective communication in today's digital age, the power of curiosity, and the techniques for asking meaningful questions. The discussion also highlights the significance of listening and honoring vulnerability in conversations, encouraging listeners to practice the art of inquiry to enhance their personal and professional lives.

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Emerson Eggerichs, Ph.D.

Author, Speaker, Pastor

Joy Eggerichs Reed

Literary Agent

Questions to Consider

How might asking better questions change the way you connect with the people around you?
What’s one story in your life you’d love someone to ask about—and how would it feel to share it?
When was the last time you felt truly listened to, and how could you offer that gift to someone else?
If you started asking questions like Jesus did, what impact do you think it could have on your relationships?

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