THE POTATO STORY
It was a week for potatoes. Ever heard of The Potato Story? You would have if you’d walk the passageways ...
I grew up being taught to be inquisitive and I am sure my folks (and teachers) at times regretted that they had set me loose.
As time moved on, I soon learnt that there’s a difference between being clever by what I answered and being wise by what I asked, and that leading a team is not about giving the right answers, but asking the right questions.
“A wise man can learn from a foolish question, more than a fool can learn from a wise answer.”
I don’t always get it right, but I continue to keep on asking to keep on learning.
What questions are you asking today?
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