Topics to share your opinion

Sharing an opinion so people actually listen is a skill. Point first, then a reason and an example, then the point again. These 30 questions make that pattern automatic.

💬 30 topics · 60 seconds to answer · PREP structure

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How to answer: the PREP structure

  1. Pointyour position in one sentence
  2. Reasonwhy you think so
  3. Examplea real-life case
  4. Point againrestate it, shorter

All 30 topics

  1. Should everyone get up early?Speak →
  2. Is social media making us unhappier?Speak →
  3. Why do people put off important things?Speak →
  4. Books or movies: which teach you more?Speak →
  5. Why arguing can be usefulSpeak →
  6. Do you need a plan for every day?Speak →
  7. Talent or hard work: what matters more?Speak →
  8. Kids should get an allowanceSpeak →
  9. Motivational videos do more harm than goodSpeak →
  10. Is debt ever a good idea?Speak →
  11. Should every kid learn to code?Speak →
  12. Should you tell the truth if it hurts?Speak →
  13. Should you forgive a betrayal?Speak →
  14. Can your personality change after thirty?Speak →
  15. Why do people believe in horoscopes?Speak →
  16. Should you follow your dreams?Speak →
  17. Should schools have uniforms?Speak →
  18. Are screens making kids less smart?Speak →
  19. Should phones be banned in classrooms?Speak →
  20. Is it worth moving to another country for a job?Speak →
  21. Is it better to be right or to be kind?Speak →
  22. Can money buy happiness?Speak →
  23. Should you read the news every day?Speak →
  24. Should parents be friends with their kids?Speak →
  25. Is “just be yourself” good advice?Speak →
  26. Should tipping be abolished?Speak →
  27. Why are people afraid of change?Speak →
  28. Should everyone keep a budget?Speak →
  29. Should you keep learning your whole life?Speak →
  30. What shapes success more: your circle or your character?Speak →

Who this list is for

For anyone who wants to share opinions with confidence: at work, in conversation, on camera. The topics are everyday and debatable at the same time: getting up early, social media, procrastination. A good daily warm-up.

A common mistake

Rambling. The answer starts with “Well, it’s a complex question”, then three ideas follow in a row, and the listener never learns what you think. One position, one reason, one example.

Sample answer

Is social media making us unhappier?

I think it does, but not by itself — through comparison. In the feed we see the best moments of other people’s lives and compare them with our ordinary days. When I deleted Instagram for a month, the feeling that everyone was doing better than me disappeared. So the problem isn’t social media, it’s how much time we spend watching others there.

Questions about this list

What if I have no opinion on a topic?

Pick any side and defend it for a minute. The goal is the skill of putting thoughts into words, not the right answer.

How do I make an answer more convincing?

Add one concrete example from life or one number.

How often should I practice?

One or two topics a day show a noticeable difference within a couple of weeks.

How a session works

  1. Spin the wheelYou get a random topic from this list — like a question you didn't prepare for.
  2. Speak for a minuteLammy turns speech into text. The coach counts fillers, pauses and pace and checks your structure.
  3. Second takeGet one task and say it again. Your second take almost always scores higher.

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