FORD Questions Done Wrong (And How to Fix It)
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What happens when you implement a “strategy” meant to build relationships… but it starts feeling mechanical, scripted — or worse, manipulative?
In this episode of Life at Ten Tenths, Garrett and Matt unpack the subtle but critical difference between asking great questions and “Fording” people.
This conversation started with a phone call that felt off.
All the right questions were asked — but none of it felt genuine.
Inside the episode, we talk about:
- Why scripted curiosity can quietly backfire
- The difference between commonality and forced connection
- How to anchor conversations in what’s real and present
- When professional calls are powerful (and when they’re awkward)
- Why real estate is always there — you don’t have to chase it
- And how genuine care unlocks referrals you simply can’t manufacture
You can ask the right questions in the wrong way.
And people can feel the difference.
If you’re building a relationship-based business, this episode will challenge how you show up on your next client call — and help you make sure your systems feel human.
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