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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of iHeartRadio.
Good morning, this is Laura.
Welcome to the Before Breakfast podcast. Today's tip is that when you are not sure or what question you should be asking, that is your question.
Ask the person you are talking with what question you should ask.
This can be a great way to learn about something important that you didn't even know to ask about.
So when there is something you need to know, you can ask about it.
You can ask your doctor about the side effects of a medication he's recommending.
You could ask the waiter how spicy a sauce is.
You can ask your boss the deadline for a project, but sometimes you don't know what you don't know.
Maybe you are buying your first home and you are unsure what information you need to find out about the house and the neighborhood.
Maybe your doctor diagnosed you with a medical condition and you have no idea what you need to learn.
Even in lower -stakes contexts, you may sense there's more information you need to gather.
But you are not quite sure what.
You want to tap into the other person's knowledge, but you don't have a specific question to glean the best information.
So, just ask the other person, what should I be asking?
Then the real estate agent, or doctor, or swim teacher, or helpful or important.
This question can be especially helpful in interviews.
If you are interviewing job applicants, you could ask as a final question, is there anything I haven't asked that you wish I had?
Likely, the person you're interviewing has some great answer to a question you didn't ask that allows them to share something that is important to them.
You will learn something new, which is kind of the point of this whole process.
And if you are being interviewed, asking what you should be asking can help hone in on insights into the organization or the position that you might not have learned about otherwise.
When you ask what you should be asking, you position the other person as a partner.
You don't know exactly what the best question is to ask, but you both want to make sure that you have the best information available, so you work together to make sure you know what you need to know.
In the meantime, this is Laura.
Thanks for listening, and here's to making the most of our time.
Thanks for listening to Before Breakfast. If you've got questions, ideas, or feedback, you can reach me at laura at lauravandercam .com.
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Hey, listeners. I am all about simple beauty routines.
That's why I love Merit.
Their products make looking put together effortless.
For example, there's Flush Balm, which is a sheer buildable creme blush that blends in seamlessly for a healthy, natural glow.
And let's not forget The Minimalist, which is a two -in -one foundation and concealer that's perfect for those days when you need quick, natural coverage.
So if you're looking to streamline your beauty routine too, head to MeritBeauty .com.
You'll get their signature makeup bag free with your first order.
Simplify your routine and feel beautiful with Merit.
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