The "right" questions can be scary. We avoid facing them, and in doing so, miss out on the knowledge that can change the trajectory of our lives.
Questions were big to Thomas Merton and my favorite professor at Vanderbilt University, Dr. Volney Gay. Learning to ask good questions gave me the skills I needed to overcome trauma and set a course for the life I wanted.
Join us today for some inspiring, but tough, words on the power of asking the right questions.
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