From: The Art of Inquiry: How to Ask Better Questions
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What types of questions do you ask most often in your daily life?

Many of us rely on habitual, low-level questions without realizing it. We ask 'How are you?' or 'Did you have a good day?' out of convenience. Pausing to audit your own questioning habits can reveal whether you are actually inviting deep connection or simply going through the motions.

Action

For one day, write down every question you ask. Categorize them into simple yes/no questions versus open-ended inquiries.

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