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The Atlantic features AMBQ

Wonderful article on The Atlantic’s website this past week, all about “A More Beautiful Question”—covering the subject, as well as how I’m working with a collaborative team on the book. The author of the piece, Steve Heller, is a leading design journalist and professor (and one of the most prolific book writers around—140 books and counting). He’s obviously a great questioner himself—as evidenced by the astute questions he asked me in our interview.

Read “The Quest to Ask Better Questions” in its entirety (don’t worry—it’s short) at TheAtlantic.com, and if you have any thoughts, add them to the comments section following the article there. I’m sure Steve would appreciate hearing from readers.

by Warren Berger on May 4, 2012 | Filed under Bylined Articles | Tags: collaborative team, press coverage, Steven Heller, The Atlantic

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Kim
May 25, 2012 | 10:31 pm

Thank you for sharing this article. I am a fan of write-ups that encourage us to think outside the box. More power!
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