Ask for One Detail, Not a Full Story

A narrow follow-up such as “What made you pick that?” is easier than “Tell us more.” It gives the speaker control over the amount of detail.

Use only one follow-up per person during a quick round. More questions can make the activity feel like an interview.

For a practical starting point, use the fun icebreaker questions collection and choose one prompt that fits the room.

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