The One Question Oprah Winfrey Says Every Guest Asked

The transcript reflects on the common reaction of interviewees asking if their performance was satisfactory. It highlights that this question stems from a deeper need for validation and being heard. The speaker shares examples from interviews with various individuals, including public figures, to illustrate this point. The discussion emphasizes the importance of listening and acknowledging others' contributions in any interaction.

What common question did guests on the show often ask the host?

• Did you enjoy it?

• Can I come back?

• Was that OK?

• Did I look good?

What did the speaker realize about people's need for validation?

• People want to be left alone.

• People want to be rich.

• People want to be heard and acknowledged.

• People want to be famous.

What did the speaker learn from sitting in the interview chair for 25 years?

• Everyone wants to be ignored.

• Everyone wants to be criticized.

• Everyone wants to be corrected.

• Everyone wants to be validated.

According to the speaker, what is a universal desire in human interactions?

• To be challenged.

• To be seen and heard.

• To be ignored.

• To be entertained.

How does the speaker suggest we should listen to others?

• With the intent to judge.

• With the intent to argue.

• With the intent to validate.

• With the intent to ignore.