1) Describe a state-of-the-art piece of technology you wish you owned and explain how it would change your daily routine. 2) Who is a larger-than-life public figure (an artist, politician, or athlete) you admire, and what makes their persona so striking? 3) Tell me about a time when an event, trip, or meal turned out to be better-than-expected. What were your original low expectations? 4) What is an unheard-of or wildly unique business idea that you think might actually succeed in the modern market? 5) Do you think well-to-do people have a greater responsibility to contribute to charity than others? Why or why not? 6) Have you ever had to give an important presentation or speech off-the-cuff? How did you handle the pressure? 7) What is the most not-so-subtle piece of advertising you have seen recently? Was it effective despite, or because of, its lack of subtlety? 8) Can you describe a completely run-of-the-mill day for you? Why are these ordinary days important? 9) What are the biggest threats facing an ever-dwindling resource (e.g., fresh water, certain animal species)? 10) If you were the CEO of a company, what kind of across-the-board change would you implement to improve employee morale? 11) What is one thing you would never pay for (e.g., a paid-for online service) if a free alternative existed, and why? 12) If money were no object, what once-in-a-lifetime experience would you choose to have? 13) Is it an odds-on certainty that humans will live on Mars within the next fifty years? State your case. 14) When is it okay to aim for a middle-of-the-road solution, instead of striving for something innovative or extreme? 15) Have you ever been given a take-it-or-leave-it ultimatum? How did you respond? 16) Do you think all-you-can-eat buffets are a good deal for the customer, or are they a clever psychological trap? 17) What is the most carefully thought-out plan you have ever made (e.g., a complicated trip, a career move)? 18) In what situation is it harmful to simply continue with a business-as-usual approach

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