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Battle of Lake Erie by William Henry Powell, 1865 (Wikipedia - public domain)

I don’t have all the answers. Heck, I don’t even have all the questions.

Tom Morris speculates on Socrates’ purpose for asking so many questions: On reflection, it looks to me like what most motivated Socrates was not actually clarifying common concepts or evaluating popular claims to arrive at ultimate truth... (Tom Morris)

Here are some sources that may help you find more insight and value when it comes to asking questions.

There are more than 50 questions to choose from that will help you think about what it is that you do, why you do it, and how you can improve.

Josh Spector says he owes his success to these 8 questions every creative entrepreneur should ask every month (For the Interested)