The Book of Beautiful Questions: The Powerful Questions That Will Help You Decide, Create, Connect, and Lead

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The thing with this section is that most of the books he summarises are genuinely good and worth reading in their own right, and the way they are presented here is doing them a disservice. From the author of the bestselling A More Beautiful Question, a follow-up book featuring hundreds of big and small questions that harness the magic of inquiry to tackle challenges we all face—at work, in our relationships, and beyond. La tua fine, la fine dei tuoi cosa, anzi delle tue cose, che sono ritrovabili in qualche dove della mente o della fantasia, ma ormai diventata irrealtà pura ed astratta, inganno perpetuo, finzione assoluta. This will make clear the obstacles you are up against (and may uncover past efforts that hold lessons). Here are some reasons to do it more, some stories about people who have been successful and some ways to prompt yourself to question more.

After this the author deals with questions that help us connect with others (3), dealing with making peace as opposed to being right, owning one's biases, dealing with hypocrisy (something the author should be pretty familiar with), and so on. Here he cites several works, including Creative Confidence: Unleashing the Creative Potential Within Us All and many others. And how can we ask the kinds of great questions that make us better at leading, deciding, connecting, and creating?But the questions must be the right ones; the ones that cut to the heart of a complex challenge, or that enable us to see an old problem in a fresh way.

Questions like, what was the funniest thing that happened at school today, has not only cheered the dinner table conversation up, but also triggered further conversation and gave us much insight on what has been going on in their lives. Una volta tanto, io non sono io, non sono da nessuna parte, non esisto e mi metto in un mio particolare “dove” di osservazione per rompere gli attributi agli altri. E’ che ad un certo punto della propria vita, ognuno, domande del genere, dovrebbe pur porsele, per cercare di capire con chi ha a che fare. This was an audiobook, and below are a few things I jotted down as I was "mindlessly" listening to it, this unconscious scripture might reveal a lot about one's interests . Se, quindi, ogni uomo è un libro, è necessario che di un libro abbia i dovuti riferimenti di lettura: chi-cosa-dove-quando-perché, per l’appunto.

Here’s what I didn’t like: “The Book of Beautiful Questions” seems to prioritize breadth over depth, giving readers a mile-wide but inch-deep look into the world of questioning. Over the next few months, I will be sharing many interesting and useful questions and anecdotes from the book. The last part of the book is titled Conclusion, but it is really a guide to setting up the reader’s inquiring life. Daniel Kahneman found that "people who face a difficult question, often answer an easier one instead. If you’re stuck trying to think of a beginning, start in the middle, at the end, or somewhere in between.