Ask Six Questions to Solve Any Problem

Ask Six Questions to Solve Any Problem

What can I do?

Who can help me?

What resources do I need?

What can I read about the problem?

When will I start?

What results do I want?

Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant,

Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

As I see it . . . . . . . .

Ask six questions to solve any problem

You can solve a problem by asking good questions.

By defining your questions . . .  . and asking them . . . . You define the problem . . . . and the best course of action to successfully resolve the problem.

As you ask the questions . . . . you define your goals . . . .  you define your strategies . . . . you define your direction . . . . you define your game plan . . . .  and you define the desired outcome.

When you’re faced with a challenging problem ask yourself . . . . the tough questions and seek out the answers. Your questions will give you the answers . . . . and the answers to show you the best way to resolve the problems.

Ask the six questions to solve any problem . . . . and you will gather the information that will be needs to success work your way through the problem . . . . and to achieve your desired outcome.

©2014 Lou Ludwig Motivational Power Quote, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

The All Time Champions of Questioning

Motivational Power Quote

The All Time Champions of Questioning

“Kids are the all-time champions of questioning. What could

you gain by imitating the innocence and curiosity of children

who are completely determined to get an answer.”

Anthony Robbins, Self-Help Author, Speaker and Consultant

 

As I see it . . . . . . .

The all time champions of questioning

Hands down it’s children . . . . They learn it at an early age and perfect as they go.

Young children have that look of wonder in their eyes and an inquisitive mind to ask why. They have to ask questions to find the answers to their why. They have the determination to get the answer even when they have to ask more than one time or more than one person. 

Young children should be encouraged to ask questions . . . . and when they are asking their questions, they will grow into knowledge that they will use through-out their lives.

A child’s question is pure in thought and comes from the heart and in the need to know.

A lesson from a grandparent is when you engage a child in a conversation and answer their questions they learn how to effectively communicate and they will continue to ask questions through-out their lives.

The all time champions of questioning . . . . are children and by answering their questions they will continue to ask why.

©2013 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

You Have To Ask

Motivational Power Quote

You Have To Ask    

“Everything you want is out there waiting for you to ask.

Everything you want also wants you.

But you have to take action to get it.”

Jack Canfield, author Chicken Soup for the Soul   

As I see it . . . . . . .

You have to ask

It’s nice to think that the things we want in life will be handed to us or fall into our lap. If you’re waiting for either to happen the best advice is not to hold your breath it just may be a long wait.  

The things that you want in life are there for you but they will not be handed to you. If you want something bad enough you have to be willing to take focused actions to achieve it. Without action the things you want slip away from inaction.

In every aspect of your life there are times that you have to ask for what you want. Unless you ask people don’t know what you want or why you want it.

You have to ask for business, you have to ask the customer to buy to close the sale; you have to ask you a helping hand. No matter what it is: ask and you will be amazed by how many people say yes.

©2011 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author