2. Practice your ability to ask meaningful questions
One way to strengthen your ability to think logically is to ask questions about things you typically accept as fact. Regularly asking questions helps you gain a more comprehensive perspective, allowing you to approach problems more logically and creatively. Asking questions can often lead to discoveries about topics you had not considered before, which may encourage you to explore further. You can use this method anywhere, especially at work. Consider a department at your workplace you are not familiar with and create a list of questions that can help you understand its purpose.
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