To make these fun facts seem truly authentic, don’t forget to put a finger to your chin and aimlessly look around the room while pretending to think about which fact you’re going to say. “I’ve visited every state in the United States. “I have my own vegetable garden and chickens.”Ĩ.
“I can touch my tongue to the tip of my nose!”Ħ. “I made it to the Olympic trials for swimming.”Ĥ. “I own a small business, and it’s quite successful.”ģ. Everest with my dad when I was 10 years old.”Ģ. You are 100% guaranteed to sound like the most interesting person in the world and impress everyone in the room with a simple sentence.ġ. We at the Clog understand how stressful this situation is, so to help you out for that next unbearably awkward breakout room where you’ll have to share fun facts, consider using the ones we came up with. I’d rather be presented with a more structured question about something more superficial and generic because why should I divulge facts about myself to these people I don’t know? What even is a “fun” fact anyways? Is telling people which city I’m from a “fun” thing?
For some, it also sent us into an existential crisis - who am I? Is there anything actually interesting about me to share?Īs dramatic as it may sound, fun facts are the bane of my existence at every introduction. Whether it was back in the good ol’ days when we sat in a circle at GBO, on the first day of discussion or at that first club meeting, hearing the group leader utter “Oh, and tell us a fun fact about yourself!” triggered our fight-or-flight response.
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