Should You Say "Good Question"?

The video discusses how to handle difficult questions by using phrases like 'Good question' sparingly to maintain genuineness. It suggests alternative phrases and nonverbal techniques to buy time for thinking. The importance of avoiding repetitive responses is emphasized, and practicing different ways to respond is recommended.

Why is it not advisable to repeatedly use the phrase 'Good question'?

• It makes the speaker appear more knowledgeable.

• It can make the audience feel less special.

• It is a universally accepted practice.

• It helps in building rapport with the audience.

What is one alternative phrase suggested to replace 'Good question'?

• I don't know the answer.

• That's a bad question.

• Interesting question.

• Let's move on.

What is the purpose of using alternative phrases instead of 'Good question'?

• To confuse the audience.

• To make the question seem unimportant.

• To avoid answering the question.

• To appear more genuine and thoughtful.

What nonverbal cue can be used to buy time when faced with a difficult question?

• Walking away from the audience.

• Ignoring the question.

• Pausing and looking thoughtful.

• Laughing loudly.

Why is it important to practice different responses to difficult questions?

• To ensure you always use the same response.

• To avoid appearing repetitive.

• To make the question seem unimportant.

• To confuse the audience.