We take things to the next level with deep conversation prompts to get to know each other better and understand ourselves more.
Questions we touched on in today's episode are:
What is something people believe about you that isn’t true?
Do you show your full or true self around others?
Do you feel like people assume that you have everything together but really struggle behind the scenes?
What characteristics do you admire most in others?
Is there a part of yourself that you feel like you need to hide from me?
How would you spend your last day?
What are you currently worried the most about in your life?
What do you believe in that you don’t have proof of?
What would you do if you weren’t afraid?
I hope you found yourself thinking about your answers to these through our conversation. We'd love to hear from you and your perspective on any of the things we touched on (or if you have another idea to cover in future episodes), please head over to Instagram @TheSiblingTrap and share!
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