“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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states that being a lifelong learner does not require reading a lot of books; instead, asking questions of people is equally valuable

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“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.”
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