Let's Have A Conversation.

A good interview shouldn't feel like an interrogation.

It should feel like two curious people
trying to discover something worth sharing.


If you're looking for someone
with rehearsed talking points
and polished sound bites...

I'm probably not your guest.


If you're looking for stories...

Questions...

Wonder...

Unexpected connections...

A little laughter...

And the occasional idea
that neither of us knew was waiting...

I think we'll have a wonderful time.

Conversations We Might Wander Into


Wonder


Why adults slowly stop being amazed and how to get it back.


Reinvention


What happens when the life you've built is no longer the life you're meant to live.


Creativity


Why most creative blocks aren't creative at all.


Magic


What magicians know about attention, memory, belief, and human connection.


Storytelling


The stories that quietly write us before we learn to rewrite them.


Tarot & Symbols


Not predicting the future but noticing the present more carefully.


Living Slower


Healing. Presence. Il Dolce Far Niente. What happens when productivity stops being your identity.


Books

The Fox Who Waited.
The Prophecies.

The Masks of Tarot.

The Vitruvian Square.
The Celebrant's Companion.

The Most Magical Secret.

The Book That Winks Back.

The Prophecies.

Wonder as literature.


Performance

The Magic Castle. The Oracle. The art of creating unforgettable moments.

Questions Worth Asking


Wonder & Curiosity

  • Why do so many adults quietly lose their sense of wonder?
  • Can wonder be practiced?
  • What's something you've learned by paying closer attention?
  • Why do you believe curiosity is more useful than certainty?
  • What questions have changed your life more than their answers?


Reinvention

  • What happens when you've become successful at being someone you no longer want to be?
  • How do you know when it's time to reinvent yourself?
  • Why is letting go of an identity often harder than building one?
  • Can we outgrow our own success?
  • What if not knowing who you're becoming is actually a healthy place to be?


Magic

  • What can magicians teach us about attention?
  • Why do people love being fooled?
  • What makes an experience feel magical rather than merely entertaining?
  • Is astonishment something we need more of as adults?
  • What's the biggest misconception people have about magic?


Storytelling

  • Are we living our stories... or are our stories living us?
  • Why are stories sometimes more persuasive than facts?
  • How does changing one sentence change an entire life?
  • What makes a story unforgettable?
  • Why do children instinctively understand symbolism better than many adults?


Creativity

  • Why do so many creative people believe they're "not creative"?
  • What's the difference between inspiration and discipline?
  • How do you work when inspiration doesn't show up?
  • What have you discovered about creative blocks?
  • How do we make room for ideas to find us?


Tarot & Symbols

  • Can Tarot be useful without believing it predicts the future?
  • Why do symbols speak to us so deeply?
  • What happens during a really good reading?
  • Is intuition something anyone can develop?
  • Why do you call yourself an Oracle instead of a psychic?


Healing

  • What has your recent healing journey taught you about life?
  • What surprised you most about slowing down?
  • What happens when productivity stops defining who you are?
  • Why do you believe healing is about more than fixing a body?
  • What have you learned from being unable to move at your previous pace?


Books

  • Why did you write The Fox Who Waited?
  • What do children understand that adults often forget?
  • Why are fairy tales still important?
  • If you could leave one story behind, what would you hope people feel after reading it?
  • Why do you think stories can sometimes heal where advice cannot?


Human Nature

  • Why are people so afraid of uncertainty?
  • What do you think people are secretly longing for?
  • Why do so many of us feel like we're pretending?
  • What have forty years as a lawyer taught you about people?
  • What has performing for thousands of people taught you about being human?


Conversation

  • What makes a conversation unforgettable?
  • Why do some people change us after only one meeting?
  • What's the best question anyone has ever asked you?
  • What question do you wish people asked more often?
  • What conversation changed the direction of your life?


Delightfully Unexpected

  • If you could have dinner with three people from any point in history, who would they be—and why?
  • What's a belief you've completely changed your mind about?
  • What idea keeps following you around these days?
  • What's something you know now that your younger self would never have believed?
  • What's one mystery you hope is never completely solved?
  • If your life's work had a subtitle, what would it be?
  • What are you still trying to understand?
  • What's the most magical thing that's ever happened to you?
  • If someone spent one afternoon with you, what would surprise them most?
  • What are you becoming?


Or... ignore all of these.

The conversations I remember most are rarely the ones that followed a prepared list of questions.

Bring your curiosity.

I'll bring mine.

We'll see what happens.

Shall We?


If something here feels like it would make a meaningful conversation...

I'd love to hear from you.


The easiest way is simply to send me an email using
sgrossberg@hotmail.com. Please bear in mind that I live in Southern California so I'm on Pacific time.


We'll find a time.


We'll bring our curiosity.


And we'll see where the conversation takes us.

70-ish Word Bio:

Scott Grossberg is an author, creator, and modern magician whose work explores the intersection of imagination and transformation. One of his newest releases,
The Book That Winks Back, continues his legacy of helping people turn reflection into revelation. Through his writing, speaking, and performances, Scott invites audiences to awaken their sense of wonder, remember their own magic, and rediscover what’s possible.

100-ish Word Bio:

Scott Grossberg is a best-selling author, speaker, and creative visionary known for blending imagination, human insight, and his own unique brand of magic. One of his latest releases,
The Book that Winks Back, has captivated readers as an Amazon Top New Release. For over four decades, Scott has guided audiences to explore transformation through creativity, influence, and storytelling. His talks and writings aren’t about self-improvement — they’re about remembering the marvel that’s already within you. Whether on stage, on the page, or in conversation, Scott bridges logic and wonder, leaving audiences inspired, illuminated, and ready to see their own lives as works of art.