1) What big challenges do people usually avoid? Why do they avoid them? 2) What big challenge are you dealing with right now? 3) Why is it hard to start working on a huge task? 4) Do you agree that breaking a big task into small steps really helps? Why / why not? 5) What is the first small step you usually take when you have a huge project? 6) Do you think planning helps, or do small steps happen naturally for you? 7) Describe a moment when a problem felt too big. What small steps helped you move forward? 8) What stops people from taking the first small step? 9) Do you think discipline or motivation is more important when you “eat an elephant”? 10) What advice would you give someone who feels overwhelmed by a big goal? 11) Is there a situation in your life where you wish you had broken the task into smaller parts earlier? 12) How does “eating an elephant” relate to success and survival in difficult situations? 13) Do you think this approach works for emotional problems too? Why / why not? 14) How can teamwork help you break a huge problem into small steps? 15) Imagine you have to do something extremely difficult (e.g., move abroad, pass an exam, start a new job). What small steps would help you succeed?

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