Asking open-ended questions is a great way to get a lively conversation going. Questions that begin with "Who?" "How?" "Why?" and "Where?" are the best. By using them, you avoid the all-too-common "yes" or "no" answers that cause conversational roadblocks.

To get you started, here are 10 questions that work well in any business setting, but particularly with entrepreneurs.

• How did you get started in your business/industry?
• What has been the "tipping point" in your business/career?
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  Asking open-ended questions is a great way to get a lively conversation going. Questions that begin with "Who?" "How?" "Why?" and "Where?" are the best. By using them, you avoid the all-too-common "yes" or "no" answers that cause conversational roadblocks.

  To get you started, here are 10 questions that work well in any business setting, but particularly with entrepreneurs.

  • How did you get started in your business/industry?
  • What has been the "tipping point" in your business/career?
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    To get you started, here are 10 questions that work well in any business setting, but particularly with entrepreneurs.

    • How did you get started in your business/industry?
    • What has been the "tipping point" in your business/career?
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      To get you started, here are 10 questions that work well in any business setting, but particularly with entrepreneurs.

      • How did you get started in your business/industry?
      • What has been the "tipping point" in your business/career?
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        • What has been the "tipping point" in your business/career?
        • What has been your most effective marketing tactic?
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