Blog Posts Don’t Always Have to Come to a Conclusion

It seems to me that in business, as in life generally, when we raise a subject there is often an expectation that we have a complete statement in mind, or our own answer to a problem we raise. And if that’s so, it probably inhibits a lot of thoughtful people from airing their surmises and their questions. Which for me makes conversation and human interaction the poorer.
When we were in school (at least, when I was in school, it may be better now), things were explained, we learned the answers to questions and we served up those answers and that’s how we got good …read more