Ask the Questions
“It’s far better to ask a stupid question . . . .
than to make a stupid mistake.”
Lou Ludwig, Sale and Management Consultant,
Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author
As I see it . . . . . . .
Ask the questions
There are times that the information that you receive . . . . is not adequate to complete what you’re doing successfully.
When you’re asked to do something . . . . or to take on a new project you need the right information to successfully complete the project.
When you don’t have enough information . . . . or the right the information at the start of a project . . . . The project can be jeopardized at the onset. When you didn’t have enough information ask the additional questions . . . . or get additional information that necessary to take action effectively.
Moving forward without the right information . . . . can put you at disadvantage . . . . and put the project at risk.
Asking questions becomes far less painful . . . . then making big mistakes.
There is an old saying that when you’re cutting a piece wood . . . . it better to measure twice and cut once.
Asking questions . . . . will give you the information to move forward with greater confidence. To do the task correctly the first time . . . . saving you both your time . . . . and your resources on doing it over.
When you need an answer ask the questions.
©2015 Lou Ludwig Motivational Power Quote, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author
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