The questions aren’t interview questions. They aren’t trivia. They’re an invitation.
You give him the book. He answers in his own way, in his own time. You receive what he chooses to share.
What comes back is his.
Question № 7
The Warm-Up
What’s a piece of clothing you owned that you loved so much you wore it out? What made it so special to you?
Question № 11
The Boy You Were
Describe the bedroom you had at fifteen. What did you keep there that mattered most?
Question № 17
The Boy You Were
What’s a daydream you had at eighteen that you’ve never told anyone?
Question № 23
The Boy You Were
If the eighteen-year-old version of you walked into the room right now, what would surprise them most about who you are today?
Question № 40
The Mother You Had
What’s something your mom sacrificed that she would probably deny if you asked her?
Question № 63
Becoming a Father
What terrified you about becoming a father that you never told anyone?
Question № 69
Becoming a Father
Was there a stretch of years as a father that nearly broke you?
Question № 79
Work, Money, Purpose
If money stopped mattering tomorrow, how would you actually spend your time?
Question № 92
The Inner Weather
What do you think about at 3 AM?
Question № 99
The Inner Weather
What’s a regret you’ve made peace with? What’s one you haven’t?
Question № 100
The Inner Weather
What was the hardest thing you ever had to forgive someone for?
Question № 130
The Last Page
Is there anything you truly regret? Is there anything you wish you could make peace with or be forgiven for?