Cenozoic
Even before reading for anyone, I always get hounded by interview like questions, like:
"how did you learn this?"
(hopefully not from the internet)
"how does it work?"
(I hope not from demons)
"how long have you been doing this for?"
(I hope not for just a month)
"when did you start?"
(I hope not just last week)
"why do you believe in this?"
(I sure don't cuz I'm smart)
"what's a reading?"
(where's the book?!)
These are the type of things people have asked me. I put some of the more negative things they've said or implied in brackets, but the questions themselves are innocent. Now I'm wondering what kind of questions people tend to ask you, and how you respond to these interview like questions? I'm sure there's a lot of them.
"how did you learn this?"
(hopefully not from the internet)
"how does it work?"
(I hope not from demons)
"how long have you been doing this for?"
(I hope not for just a month)
"when did you start?"
(I hope not just last week)
"why do you believe in this?"
(I sure don't cuz I'm smart)
"what's a reading?"
(where's the book?!)
These are the type of things people have asked me. I put some of the more negative things they've said or implied in brackets, but the questions themselves are innocent. Now I'm wondering what kind of questions people tend to ask you, and how you respond to these interview like questions? I'm sure there's a lot of them.