Daily Focus – Day 250: Use a Real Reply Prompt
Part of Daily Focus: 365 Practical Notes for Solo and Small Business Owners.
“What do you think?” is easy to ignore because it requires inventing the question too.
A focused prompt gives the reader a memory to search rather than a blank space to fill. Ask about a specific obstacle or decision, and make a short answer acceptable; conversation becomes easier when responding does not feel like homework.
Try this today: Ask for one specific experience, choice or difficulty.
Keep in mind: A precise prompt creates more natural conversation.
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