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by Elke Wiss (Author)
The international bestseller that will sharpen your mind, broaden your perspective and transform your relationships.
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WHY ARE WE SO BAD AT ASKING GOOD QUESTIONS?
- Transform debates into dialogues
- Embrace your doubts like a true philosopher
- Ditch your ego and become an active listener
- Discover an open and curious Socratic attitude
- Learn Sherlock Holmes's powers of observation
- Open conversations up or dig down deeper with key question types
- Explore thorny issues and avoid classic question pitfalls
- Face your fear of asking and start connecting The right questions can unlock the answers to anything - and help you know everything, without being a know-it-all.
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WHAT READERS ARE SAYING:
'Read this book, it will enrich your life!'
'A disarming and urgent book in today's world!'
'A great book for anyone who wants to better understand themselves and others!'
'Everyone should read this. What fascinating conversations we would have then!'
'A clear and practical book for brave thinkers who want to start having better, deeper conversations.'
'I found this book so valuable! A real enrichment to my daily life.'
'What a gem this book is!'
'Highly recommended for anyone who usually gets bogged down in discussions, quarrels, disagreements that lead to nothing.'
'A ray of hope in a time of dispute and polarization.'
'Elke Wiss makes practical philosophy manageable for everyone. A must read!'
'A cheerful, unconventional book.'
'An inspiring, easy-to-read book, full of practical exercises to get yourself started right away. For me it's a must read!'
'Its powerful message urges us to connect more with each other and with ourselves.'
'Some books can actually change your worldview or your daily actions, and as far as I'm concerned this is one of them. I recommend it to everyone.'
Author Biography
Elke Wiss is the international bestselling author of practical philosophy that can help transform your everyday life with simple everyday changes. Wiss also writes and directs performances, short stories, monologues and narrative philosophical poetry, writes articles, produces podcasts, and is an active trainer, facilitator and practical philosopher. She leads workshops in practical philosophy and the art of asking questions, teaching Socratic dialogue within organizations and offering individual philosophic consultations. How to Know Everything is her first book.
