Isbn: 9798182442664 - the better question: the quality of what you ask shapes what you get (3 Ergebnisse)

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - We are taught from an early age that success belongs to those with the best answers. Yet the defining breakthroughs of history, the deepest human connections, and the most meaningful personal transformations have rarely begun with an answer. They have begun with a question.The Better Question is an exploration of the hidden force that shapes how we think, learn, lead, solve problems, build relationships, and understand ourselves. Drawing on stories from philosophy, science, psychology, business, negotiation, education, and everyday life, the book reveals a simple but profound truth: the quality of what you ask determines the quality of what you find.From Socrates questioning the foundations of knowledge, to Galileo challenging centuries of accepted wisdom, to Einstein's thought experiments, Toyota's 'Five Whys,' modern hostage negotiators, therapists, and great leaders, the book shows how progress begins when someone dares to ask a different question than everyone else.But this is not only a book about changing the world. It is also a book about changing your own life. It examines the questions we ask other people, the questions we ask ourselves, and the assumptions hidden inside them. It shows how certain questions open possibilities while others close them, how curiosity can be cultivated, how deeper inquiry uncovers root causes, and how a single reframed question can transform a problem, a conversation, a decision, or an entire future.Throughout the book, practical reflections and exercises invite readers to move beyond passive understanding and develop the habit of intentional questioning in their daily lives. The goal is not to collect clever questions but to become a more curious, thoughtful, and awake participant in the world.Because every answer is limited by the question that produced it.…