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Hey everyone! We're so glad you're here and joining again on another episode of All You. Everyday you show up and listen, and that tells us you are wanting to become a better PR everyday. That is growth! Today we dive deep into how to ask better and more intentional questions within our relationships. It is not easy, and we hope our conversation in today's episode will push you to try something new and ask more intentional and genuine questions to those around you. Look below for some takeaways from today's episode. Let's continue to work on becoming a PR together. Have a great week!

Takeaways

• Asking questions can lead to deeper connections and stronger relationships.
• It is important to ask intentional questions and be genuinely curious about the answers.
• The types of questions to ask may vary depending on the relationship and context.
• Asking hard questions can lead to growth and understanding.
• Showing genuine interest when asking questions is crucial for meaningful conversations. Asking questions shows that you care and helps build stronger relationships.
• Don't treat relationships like interviews; focus on genuine conversation and active listening.
• Building close friendships takes time and effort; be patient and willing to ask hard questions.
• Use conversation starters and tools like the "We're Not Really Strangers" card game to deepen relationships.

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