Remember: Ask Questions
“Questions attract thoughts and new ideas. Asking questions creates a learning mindset.”
Plus, it’s the right thing to do. Being interested in others — reflected in asking questions — is part of treating people well.
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This also hit me as the positive alternative to “arguing” or “pushing back” by making demonstrative statements. So if someone expresses something I think is wrong, asking a question about their point of view will probably lead to a better outcome than saying my point of view and why that is better.