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Why is asking ‘Why’ important?

When we ask questions (especially why) we open new doors to new opportunities.

Asking why eliminated confusion that are caused by assumptions. Also, asking why brings a much clearer picture infront of everyone and brings the whole team on the same page. Questions are tools that help us explore and solve problems on the workfront. Questions lead to actions and inspire people to be innovative.

Good decision makers and prominant leaders constantly ask ‘why’, this helps in getting closer to the core problems and issues and gives an insight to solving the problem.

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Asking Why

Asking Why

Do you remember a time when you were young, asking questions about anything and everything around you. The innocent little ‘why’, ‘where’, ‘how’, and ‘who’ that made people around you laugh and more often sigh in annoyance.

If you’re one of the few adults who has questions about your surrou...

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why asking ‘why’ is important for our relationships?

In any relationship being honest is the most important thing and asking why will help the other person be honest with you and you can get rid of all the worries and misconceptions growing in your mind.

When we show real interest in another person it makes them feel special. Asking why (or a...

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How can we ask good question?

Try to develop a confident nature, to ask questions and be curious without being afraid or ashamed. Use that confidence to encourage yourself to think deeply and develop new ideas.

Try to learn about new things through books or even online courses, this can help you communicate efficiently ...

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why asking ‘why’ is important for our self?

Asking yourself why you do things will give you a better outlook and remind you of the prize of your hardwork.

Many times we are so busy by the outside world that we forget to look in.

Check in with your inner self to make sure you’re okay and to calm yourself in any tense situations....

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what is a good question?

A ‘good question’ is a question that comes from your mind and/or heart and not an attempt to be cheeky. It should be a question that comes to your mind/heart from geniune interest and curiosity that can keep you up at night if you don’t get an answer to it.

Great questions are not those tha...

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