If you can only eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be?

Normal greetings paired with a question. There's a technique in psychology called "Foot in the door" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fo...

I love asking, "If you could have dinner with any three people, dead or alive, who would they be?" It always sparks interesting and personal conversations!

Mostly I start with introducing myself and asking him/ her what he does and where are they from

Anything exciting happened this week? or asking about movies or music.

My favorite icebreaker to initiate a conversation is asking about someone's recent travels or favorite destinations. It's a topic that usually sparks enthusiasm and allows people to share personal experiences, cultural insights, and often leads to interesting anecdotes or recommendations. Travel is a universal interest that transcends backgrounds and professions, making it a great way to connect and learn something new about the person you're speaking with.

Hey, don't you think this is getting too formal?

Mostly I start with the question about favorite place to visit? What do you ask?

I like to ask about the 'WISH'.

I start with asking a favorite app

I start my conversation with question about asking the most unique thing

I love asking, "What's the most interesting thing you've learned recently?" It sparks curiosity and often leads to fascinating discussions!

I like to ask, ""If you could meet anyone from history, who would it be?"" What's your favorite?

I ask, ""What's a skill you wish you had?"" It’s a great question. What's your favorite icebreaker?

I ask, ""How do you like to spend a day off?"" It always gets good answers. What's your go-to?

I start with, ""What's your favorite thing about your job?"" It's always interesting. What's your go-to?

I start with, ""What's the best trip you've ever been on?"" What do you ask?

Smile and ask something very light that a person will feel comfortable talking about. Crack the ice and then discuss ideas and learn what interests both.

Breaking the ice with a classic like "If you were a tech gadget, what would you be?" is always a fun way to spark a conversation and reveal some interesting insights!