Two new popular posts in my ongoing “The Questionologist” column for PsychologyToday.com, and a great podcast conversation about the power of questions to improve your life.
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Two new popular posts in my ongoing “The Questionologist” column for PsychologyToday.com, and a great podcast conversation about the power of questions to improve your life.
These 5 questions are “creativity killers.” If you find you’re asking yourself any of them, just stop.
The questions we ask ourselves about creativity also can undermine creative confidence or cause us to misdirect our efforts. Here are five questions that kill creativity…
Is “critical thinking” in critical condition? How questions can help.
Want to be a better critical thinker? Questions can be a powerful way to spot false narratives and “weaponized lies.” Read more about it in this article I wrote for The Atlantic’s Quartz.com.
Questioning Fuels Innovation. So Why Don’t We Inquire More?
By being willing to ask ‘why,’ inquiring leaders can inspire others around them to do likewise. And as the questions proliferate, some good answers are likely to follow.
Innovation lessons from George Carlin
Observe, Question, Reinvent: 5 Lessons for Seeing Clearly from George Carlin
Ever wonder what curiosity can do for you?
A look at how the tendency to wonder and inquire is a secret to success for Hollywood producers, entrepreneurs, and innovative designers.
Scared Of Failing? Ask Yourself These 6 Fear-Killing Questions
Top designers, tech innovators, entrepreneurs, and leading creative thinkers explore the art (and innovative potential) of asking the right questions.
Should mission statements be mission questions?
In these dynamic, uncertain times, it seems appropriate to take a static statement and transform it into a more open-ended, fluid mission question.
The Atlantic features AMBQ
The early days of my “Quest to Ask Better Questions,” as featured in THE ATLANTIC in a great piece by Steven Heller.
Warren on the web