Good morning and welcome to the Increaser Impact Podcast. I'm Justin Suu. Episode 1,749. You may hear that I'm whispering a little bit, and I am because I'm in a public setting. I'm in a middle of an airport, but still wanted to do this episode. Today we are talking about the importance of asking questions. And I want to give

two parts to this. So the first part is, if you were in a leadership position or a friend or a

captain or a coach of any kind and somebody comes up to you to ask you for your advice,

before you give your advice, I would invite you to ask more questions.

Ask more questions.

Because when you start asking questions for clarity and questions out of curiosity,

the person who's asking the question, who's asking for the advice,

a lot of times they end up answering their own questions. And that's beneficial because you teach them how to do the heavy lifting. You help them solve their own problems. Obviously, you're going to give your thoughts and what you think, some considerations. However, before you jump in to give the advice, pause to ask additional questions.

It'll be beneficial for both you and the person.

The other part of asking questions is, I'm a huge fan of self-reflection questions.

What self-reflection questions do like to ask yourself?

Imagine if you were to ask yourself five questions every day.

Questions that would align your focus and your actions, questions that would center you to the here

and now, questions that will bring out the best version of yourself, what would those questions be?

What are the five questions that you think, you think, you would benefit from asking yourself

every single day? And I would actually like to hear some of these. So if you're on Twitter,

if you're on Instagram, if you can tag me, let me know what are your five questions that,

self-reflection questions that would be most beneficial for you?

Who knows?

Maybe your questions might help somebody else.

At Justin Sua, J-U-S-T-N-S-U-A on Instagram and on Twitter.

Have a great day.

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