The Power of Questions
Since the late 1970s, I’ve been working with groups co-creating a future distinct from the past. Inspired by deficiencies or dreams, they engage what they have to do the doable in the direction of possibilities.
What’s obvious in this work is that people move in the direction of their questions.
This is not a local peculiarity or national trend. It is a global reality. Questions have the power to bring people together or keep them apart. They have the power to reveal or obscure new possibilities. They have the power to bring out the best in us or the worst in us.
The power of questions is the way they transform uncertainties into possibilities. Questions bring us together in coherence because everyone has uncertainties. They are the most ubiquitous, renewable asset on the planet.
When we see ourselves doing good things together, it’s because of the power of our questions.