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Here are some New Year’s conversation questions to start conversations and keep them going.
If you’re staying home and keeping the dog company, it’s the perfect time to assess where you’ve been and to chart your course for the new year. |
- What 3 words sum up last year for you?
- What were some highlights of the year?
- What were your favorite movies and concerts?
- Do any special books come to mind?
- Did you have any turning points this year? For example, did you start or end a relationship or a job? Did you discover an aptitude for accounting or cooking? Did you get over a fear? Did you join a club and make a new set of friends?
- Who inspired you this year? How about Captain Sullenberger who landed the plane in the Hudson River? Or English singer Susan Boyle?
- Name 3 things you accomplished this year. They could be as simple as cleaning out your closet or as complicated as organizing a conference for 500 guests.
- What’s your secret dream?
- If you knew you couldn’t fail, what would you do?
- What are you looking forward to next year, personally and professionally? What would you like to see happen? What specific steps will you take to make your vision come true?
It’s also the end of the first 10 years of 2000, so you could ask the same questions about the last decade.
Make it a very happy new year!
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Blog by Tracey E. Bennett, Queen of Conversation
I welcome your comments. Feel free to answer the questions I posed or to ask questions of your own.