In this short podcast, two AI hosts do a great job of "deep diving" into my blog post titled, "Questions: are they a skill? Consider this: if we don’t know what to ask, how will we know what to learn? In the digital world, the questions we ask shape the answers we get — and the decisions we make. But here’s the thing: most of us start with the wrong question. We jump straight to “Which app is best?” or “Why won’t this work?” without stopping to think about what we actually need. I...
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In this short podcast, two AI hosts do a great job of "deep diving" into my blog post titled, "Questions: are they a skill? Consider this: if we don’t know what to ask, how will we know what to learn? In the digital world, the questions we ask shape the answers we get — and the decisions we make. But here’s the thing: most of us start with the wrong question. We jump straight to “Which app is best?” or “Why won’t this work?” without stopping to think about what we actually need. I...
In this short podcast, two AI hosts do a great job of "deep diving" into my blog post titled, "Questions: are they a skill? Consider this: if we don’t know what to ask, how will we know what to learn? In the digital world, the questions we ask shape the answers we get — and the decisions we make. But here’s the thing: most of us start with the wrong question. We jump straight to “Which app is best?” or “Why won’t this work?” without stopping to think about what we actually need. I...
In this short podcast, two AI hosts do a great job of "deep diving" into my blog post titled, "Questions: are they a skill? Consider this: if we don’t know what to ask, how will we know what to learn? In the digital world, the questions we ask shape the answers we get — and the decisions we make. But here’s the thing: most of us start with the wrong question. We jump straight to “Which app is best?” or “Why won’t this work?” without stopping to think about what we actually need. I...
