Most answers are obvious, but…
The questions often elude us.
The really great, unconventional questions.
The ones that change the game.
The ones that make us feel uncomfortable.
The ones that free us.
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Most answers are obvious, but…
Tag: Questions
The answer is always no to the question we fail to ask
Times Square has inspired a bit of risk taking…
Dear readers, asking a question without any expectation? Would you consider writing a brief book review on Amazon? The goal would be to offer a variety of perspectives on what resonated – so that others might consider purchasing.
Grateful and without expectation.
The answer is always no to the question we fail to ask.
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Um, why did the Wordcamp Orlando organizers place Twitter handles on name tags?
He wanted to know why I use Twitter.
Business card collection and storage.
Direct access.
Hashtags.
Was thinking if it has to be explained, he’s not gonna get it.
And he didn’t.
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Dear readers, what do you wish you would have asked?
What’s the most influential question you ask yourself when deciding what stuff to keep and what to purge?
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But you do hear the echoes of my asking right?
The best facilitator I ever knew could walk up to a small group of people (many times I was in one of these groups), start a conversation about something trivial, ask a few questions to keep the dialogue going, and then leave.
It wasn’t until after he left the company we worked for that his brilliance surfaced. You see, every time he left, I realized he had just taught something. He was teaching me how to be a facilitator. Guy was the boss. I was a big time rookie.
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