Looking for a way to navigate through a challenging issue whether it's at work or home? Try engaging in a "Question Burst!" by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) professor, #Thinkers50 Ranked Hal Gregersen -- check it out: youtube.com/watch?v=ATFxGS…

One of my favorite questions…different perspectives allow for learning, and through new knowledge comes the opportunity for #experimentation, #growth, & #innovation We must actively seek perspectives other than our own, especially the ones at risk of being overlooked

“Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it.” Confucius | Parking lots can evoke reflection and beauty, literally & symbolically. An ominous storm hovering on the horizon caught my heart but then the mirror-like Mini Cooper commanded my eye. There is beauty all around.

When facing uncertainty, shifting the angle of inquiry can lead to powerful insight. I filmed the sunrise standing tall, then laid flat on the beach for a pebble’s eye view. Spoiler: I got soaked! 🌊💦 Changing our questions can transform our work, life, and photos. #LifeLessons

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In a complex world, good judgment isn't about trusting your gut. It's about testing your gut. 59 studies, 72k ppl: when basic math refutes their intuition, many cling to intuition and ignore the facts. A mark of wisdom is being as quick to question old ideas as new information.

In a new book, automation expert Matt Beane looks at how robots and AI can interfere with old ways of learning and how people can build skills today, including making intelligent technologies part of the solution. mitsloan.co/4cA016x

Seeing beneath the surface is key to navigating complexity. Pausing to ground ourselves helps uncover hidden forces that impact progress. As Clayton Christensen said, “actively seek passive data.” Uncovering unknowns early yields positive outcomes. #ExponentialChange

If only we could make the invisible more visible in life. That’s the quest.

Recently visited Ed Catmull in the Bay Area for a research project on exponential change. Afterward, I saw Sausalito’s houseboats. Two stood out: “The Question ?” and “The Answer.” It reminded me: “Questions are the answer.” Embrace this mindset daily. #ExponentialChange

Need a new way to solve problems? Join us as we chat with Hal Gregersen about his book 'Questions Are the Answer,' featuring insights from leaders like Ed Catmull & Marc Benioff. Transform your work & life with breakthrough strategies! 📘✨ buff.ly/40UjwRy #problemsolving

We’re all gazing into the vast unknown. The future is uncertain, and the stakes are high. This morning, Nahant’s wild beauty mirrored our turbulent times. Amid the shifting scene, I found hope. “Light tomorrow with today” – Elizabeth Barrett Browning. #Hope #FutureFocus

"No sun outlasts its sunset but will rise again and bring the dawn." Maya Angelou ~ Transitions between light and dark are always mesmerizing. Grateful for the gift of sleep and the miracle charge it provides to start the next day with more little more light. #Gratitude

According to many experts, generative AI’s impact on economic growth and societal transformation will be on the same level as the steam engine, electrification, and computers. mitsloan.co/3yxfGFh

“The question you should be asking isn’t, ‘What do I want?’ but ‘What would excite me?’” ~ Tim Ferriss Spotted a cabbie deep in thought recently & wondered: What if we all asked ourselves this one powerful question? Change your question, change your direction. Tim Ferriss

Exciting News! Next month I’m honored to be be teaching alongside Professor Hal Gregersen and Marsha Dunn in MIT’s Executive Education course, “Questions Are The Answer.” Hope to see you there! hashtag#MIT hashtag#Innovation hashtag#CreativeProblemSolving

I, a universe of atoms, an atom in the universe. — Richard Feynman

"The most enduring legacy of our lives is the memories we leave in others — and those they leave in us." Reflected on this walking London’s Millennium Bridge. Stability, instability — like memories: permanent, impermanent. Grateful for the people who shape us. #Legacy