In “What’s Wrong About Questions (Part 2)”, learn about 3 strategies to avoid the trap of questions, engage in meaningful conversations, and stand-out in front of your audience.
These 3 strategies will help differentiate yourself to an audience, become an agile communicator, and be a better asker.
When you’re in a business or personal situation, with an end-goal in mind to ASK FOR WHAT YOU WANT, you may find yourself with a well-prepared and best possible list of questions… that you never get to ask.
In this first of two segments, I’ve got some reminders to share that will help you get past “leading questions” or “confirmation bias” and get to something meaningful.
THE ASKING FORMULA is about how to ask for what you WANT and not about what question you ASK.
The Higgs Boson is an elementary particle so important to physics, that its nickname is the “God Particle”. What is it and what does it do? I have no idea.
Yet, thousands of scientists and engineers influenced their peers to invest billions of dollars in research to prove their ideas to be worthy of consideration.
In this installment, I share a story of how to think and act like a physicist to SHOW what you’re asking for (Step 3 of The Asking Formula) and step up your powers of influence to get what you want.
