Syndicate this Site

More Information

Blog Archive

October 2005November 2005December 2005January 2006February 2006March 2006April 2006May 2006June 2006July 2006August 2006September 2006October 2006November 2006December 2006January 2007February 2007March 2007April 2007May 2007June 2007July 2007August 2007September 2007October 2007

Blogs I Read

MyBrainBlog
Rattle the Cage
A Clear Eye
Elearning Post
About Management
800-CEO-Read
Church of the Customer
Thinking Faster
Fast Company
Focused Performance
Talking Story
Slacker Manager
Leadership Now
Management Craft
Business Pundit
Tom Peters
Steve Pavlina
Woodruff Direct

A Starter Collection of Questions

People collect everything from McDonalds Happy Meal toys to antique guns to books to cars. Of all the things you've heard of people collecting, perhaps questions isn't on that list.

Collecting questions might seem unusual, but consider this: people typically collect things for at least on of three reasons:

What they are collecting is meaningful.
What they are collecting is valuable.
Great use or pleasure is derived from the pursuit of collecting, or the use of what is collected.

And collecting questions fits into each of these categories.

Click here to continue.

Potential Pointer: Questions are a powerful tool - too powerful to leave to chance or spur-of-the-moment inspiration. You will ask better questions if you collect great ones that you can use whenever the time is right.

Posted on Sunday, October 07, 2007 - Permanent Link

0 comments

The Kevin Eikenberry Group Web Family

KevinEikenberry.com - Magical-Movies.com - MillionDollarSkills.com- Powerquotes.net - PowerquotesPlus.net - Vantagepoints.net

The Kevin Eikenberry Group
7035 Bluffridge Way Indianapolis, IN 46278
1-888-LEARNER * 317-387-1424 * Fax 317-387-1921
info@kevineikenberry.com

Web site designed and maintained by BrettAtkin Design

MyBrainBlog Rattle the Cage A Clear Eye Elearning Post About Management 800-CEO-Read Church of the Customer Thinking Faster Fast Company Focused Performance Talking Story Slacker Manager Leadership Now Management Craft Business Pundit Tom Peters Steve Pavlina Woodruff Direct

A Starter Collection of Questions

Posted on Sunday, October 07, 2007 - Permanent Link

0 comments

MyBrainBlog
Rattle the Cage
A Clear Eye
Elearning Post
About Management
800-CEO-Read
Church of the Customer
Thinking Faster
Fast Company
Focused Performance
Talking Story
Slacker Manager
Leadership Now
Management Craft
Business Pundit
Tom Peters
Steve Pavlina
Woodruff Direct