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c/book-club-debatessingh.jessicasingh.jessica3d agoProlific Poster

Our group's talk about 'The Overstory' went from quiet to loud after one simple switch.

For our first meeting, we just asked 'What did you think?' and got a few short answers. The next month, our leader in Atlanta sent out three specific questions a day early, like 'Which character's link to trees felt most real to you?'. The difference was huge. People came ready with notes and the talk lasted over two hours. Has your club tried sending questions ahead to get better talks?
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palmer.val
Sending questions ahead is a total game changer. It lets people gather their thoughts so the talk goes deeper.
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the_logan
the_logan3d ago
Totally agree, it makes meetings so much better.
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