“But I love to ask questions of people, especially if it's an area that's pertinent to me that I want to ask questions about why did you think that? Why did you do that? How did you come up with that idea?”
The Global Leadership Podcast · Ep 224: How Great Leaders Learn by Doing (with David Ashcraft)
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What was described
states that being a lifelong learner does not require reading a lot of books; instead, asking questions of people is equally valuable
Said nearby on the same subject
“And this is why I've, I guess I've committed to an art of asking questions because that's how people feel valued and valuable. And then, you know, you are meeting as equals.”
“I read eight hours on average per episode. I interview a lot of people with a lot of books… it’s a learning path and the value of reading the books is really important to me”
“One of the most important ways we can communicate is something called the adult to adult. And when communicating, one of the things that the adult does is it asks a lot of questions, right? Because it seeks information. And the other thing it does is it uses questions to transfer information.”