Next Level Podcast with Jeremy Miner

“Were you born with your skills or did you have to acquire them?”

This question is often used early in the conversation to establish the guest's origin story and mindset around learning.

“What did you think I did for a living when you were little?”

A personal question used with his children to explore their early perceptions of his career and work ethic.

“What did the top performers do that stood out compared to everybody else?”

He asks this to extract the key differentiators and habits that lead to elite success.

“How can people improve their communication skills?”

A direct question that seeks actionable advice for the audience to apply in their own lives.

“Is selling something you do 'to' people or 'for' people?”

This question probes the guest's fundamental philosophy on sales and influence, aligning with his own 'problem solver' mantra.

“Why do we as human beings expect others to see our point of view?”

He uses this to explore the psychological underpinnings of common communication breakdowns.

“What's something I used to say that now makes a lot of sense?”

Asked to his children, this question seeks to understand the long-term impact of his advice and teachings.

“What's the biggest mistake you see people make in [a specific area]?”

This is a go-to question to get a foundational, problem-oriented insight from an expert guest.

“What would you say are the top examples you've broken down, and why?”

This pushes the guest to provide specific, analytical examples rather than sticking to general theory.

“What did [another expert] do that was so unique or different?”

He asks guests to analyze the techniques of other well-known figures, deconstructing their craft for the audience.

“What's it like being my kid?”

Used in a unique family episode to open a personal and reflective conversation about his role as a father.