Wait, how did you say? And other issues of vital importance

About the book
The art of asking important questions (and answer them) from the dean of the Harvard Higher Pedagogical School.

In life there are only five really important issues. These are basic necessities, and you must regularly ask them to yourself and others. It is worth developing such a habit, and you will immediately feel that life has become better (and happier) and that success more often visits you. Moreover, you will have much more reason to give a positive answer to the question that the author of this book, the dean of the Harvard pedagogical school, calls Bonus in his book. And he is probably the most important of all that life has ever set before each of us.

To ask good questions is an indispensable key to success in almost any professional field. Good teachers, for example, admit that well -posed questions generate knowledge and carve sparks that incite curiosity. And there is no more valuable property that deserves to be developed and cultivated in children than curiosity. Effective leaders, even the greatest, and they admit that they do not know all the answers. But they know how to ask the right questions - questions that encourage both others and themselves to break out of the captivity of old, hackneyed answers, questions that can discover new opportunities that are invisible and unimaginable until the necessary question is asked