Who?: Questions to Get Us Thinking About Others (Questions to Ask)
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The New York Times estimates that the average American knows about 600 people. How many people will you meet in your lifetime? You become like the people you are around. You may not have an answer to all of these questions. Some of the answers may be yourself or God. There are no right or wrong answers. Every question you ask or think about is valuable.
Who do you go to when you are scared?
Who makes you feel good about yourself?
Who do you wish were still alive?
Who makes you laugh?
Who is the most joyful?
Who do you invite over your house?
Who can make a bad situation good?
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For each 50 Things to Know book that is sold (not including free days), 10 cents is given to teaching and learning. Go to 50ThingsToKnow.com/GivingBack to find out more.
Who do you go to when you are scared?
Who makes you feel good about yourself?
Who do you wish were still alive?
Who makes you laugh?
Who is the most joyful?
Who do you invite over your house?
Who can make a bad situation good?
Download your copy now.
For each 50 Things to Know book that is sold (not including free days), 10 cents is given to teaching and learning. Go to 50ThingsToKnow.com/GivingBack to find out more.
