Value questions more than answers. With each new question, your world expands. Don't settle for certainty; continue to question and grow.

Acknowledging "I don't know" is not weakness but strength. The expert's pitfall is thinking they already know. See the world through a beginner's eyes.

Superficial questions yield superficial answers. Ask "why" five times to get to the essence. Uncover hidden assumptions and discover new perspectives.

Good questions are often followed by silence. The most valuable answers develop in that quietude. Don't rush to fill the void; trust the power of silence.

Questions should lead not just to thought, but to action. Take a step in the direction your questions point. Small steps become the beginning of great change.