Want to know how I managed to work and live across 3 continents by the time I was just 25?

Love is something that we nurture with many people, that we learn from many people, and we only do learn to love, by practicing as much as possible, i.e. giving love. Nobody thinks they are incomplete without a partner, and it secretly fills me with joy.

While so much love may still be in the air following the Valentines’ day, this week we asked ourselves “Is it important to have a lover or spouse in your life?”

If you’re looking for the very best icebreaker questions, what if questions, questions for small groups, group questions, funny conversation topics, and more. There are over 150+ Great Icebreakers Questions right here for you.

Fear of Change is something that we all have. Would you rather have absolute stability or absolute uncertainty? Find out our thoughts.

Finding interesting topics to talk about for can be a challenge at times – have a look at this easy to follow guide and be ready next time.

What is freedom? To freely philosophise and ask questions in public with a group of strangers? That is exactly what we do at Aristotle’s Cafe each week.

Use this Non-Verbal Communication Technique and be a Master Facilitator. Being the center of attention is nerve racking – and for good reason. All eyes will be on you. As the leader of the discussion you’ll feel this from the very start. But it doesn’t have to be that way. What if I told you being a facilitator could be much easier?

What should you do when you are feeling empty? This week we discussed the definition, reasons for, and solutions to the feeling of emptiness and sadness.

Today, I’m going to show you how I engage the most difficult of participants and lead them to empathize with a completely different perspective every time without fail.
The scary truth about small group discussions is that students often times don’t participate or think critically.
That doesn’t have to be the case.

What is freedom? To freely philosophise and ask questions in public with a group of strangers? That is exactly what we do at Aristotle’s Cafe each week.