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Nick the poet takes a walk around the block. We'll talk a bit about work and ask questions. Thanks for joining us today.
Mark Victor Hanson says ask and you shall receive. Tony Robbins says successful people ask better questions and get better answers. How do we ask? Let's hear from some thought leaders on this.
Hi, folks. How you doing? My name's Nick the poet. Thank you so much for joining me today. Thanks for taking a walk with me. Maybe you want to take a walk around the block, maybe a walk around the kitchen. Maybe you're happy sitting right where you are with a cup of coffee. Either way, we're going to talk a bit about work today and a bit about questions. So there's this guy, his name is Mark Victor Hanson. And you've probably heard of chicken soup for the soul. Well, he was one of the co authors of that.
Mark Victor Hanson. He's got some other great books. Definitely check them out. And he, and this is what he says. He says one of life's fundamental truth states, ask and you shall receive. Is it that simple? Of course it is, he says, but if you're not moving closer to what you. Sorry, my page is flapping a little bit. What you really want, you probably aren't doing enough. Ask him. So ask and you shall receive, they say. And so Mark Victor Hanson here is telling us that the more questions we ask, the better questions we ask.
It's going to help us to achieve what we want to achieve. So that kind of begs the question, how do we ask? So let's hear from some thought leaders on this. And I thought, why not go back to one of the originals of the self development movement, Tony Robbins. If you haven't heard about Tony Robbins, maybe google him. He's got some great books like awaken the giant within. And he says that successful people ask better questions and as a result, they get better answers.
