An attribute that healthy communicators have is the ability to stay curious. If you don’t know how to ask the right question, you discover nothing. The only stupid quesiton out there is the one that hasn’t been asked yet. Asking questions will always be a good thing, and to cultivate that is to be a curious person.   Asking questions can do more than just dig for information, it can build relationships and it can build rapport with people. It opens the floor up for having people express their needs, desires, and gives them the opportunity to trust you.   What questions should you be asking? Being curious can take on many forms, but a good starting point is to ask questions for clarification. Ask questions to encourage broader thinking, questions that might promote the ability to collaborate. You can even ask questions about what someone else might already know. The possibilities are endless, but if you strive to ask more questions than to talk, you’ll be well on your way to broadening a healthy communication style.   Continue Your Growth Journey: Kaminiwood.com  

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