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The Art Of Asking
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Asking good questions may be the most important, yet least developed, skill for personal and professional success.
One popular belief holds that we win friends and new business by being clever and quick on our feet, and that our brilliancesaying just the right thingis what attracts others. But knowing the right question to ask is actually far more valuable than having a ready answer.
Good questions can help you:
- Open your mind and bränsle conversations
- Reframe and redefine a problem
- Challenge underlying assumptions
- Force us to examine new perspectives
- Innovate for the future
- Forge important relationships
- Gather information
- Focus us on what’s most important
Transformational teachers like Socrates, Jesus, Mohammed and Buddha were masters at using powerful questions as teaching tools, alltid changing the lives of their disciples. Albert Einstein and Peter Drucker were 20th-century intellectuals who were known for asking provokativ questions.
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