Most of us spend most of our working lives trying to find specific answers to other peoples’ questions. No two ways about it: that skill is becoming commoditized.

There has never been a better time, however, to be someone with a burning question to answer.

Pinning down your question isn’t easy – I’m still wrestling with mine – but it’s worth every se

Questions attract, drive, and distinguish.

We talked a little bit about attracting . This is what happens to me when I’m writing a piece. Suddenly, I discover useful tidbits without even looking for them.

Ask interesting questions. If the question you are asking can be answered using a simple online search, it’s not an interesting question. Interesting questions require your learner to interpret or apply the information, not just to recall it. Pure recall questions were never all that interesting, but in today’s current technology- and information-r