Quote from Albert'a Einstein "The important thing is not to stop questioning" caught my attention. This statement made âÂÂâÂÂme asked myself. Is asking questions important? What benefits do we have when we ask questions?
It is not so complicated as it seems. The answer is very simple.
Questions are forcing us to "think". They lead to the formulation of responses in which we believe and also motivate us to act, based on our own considerations.
To bardzo proste. Pytania zmuszajàdo myà Âlenia, prowadzàdo sformuà Âowania odpowiedzi, w które sami wierzymy, i motywujànas do dziaà Âania w oparciu o wà Âasne przemyà Âlenia.
Asking questions protect us from passive acceptance of what others are saying, prevents stagnation, and inspires vigorous uses of our creative capabilities to resolve the problem.
Zadawanie pytaà  chroni przed biernym przyjmowaniem tego, co mówiàinni, i przeciwdziaà Âa stagnacji, a takà ¼e inspiruje do energicznego zastosowania naszych zdolnoà Âci twórczych w celu rozwiàzania problemu.
Besides questions give new meaning to the relationship between people.
Asking we show respect the other person, thanks to our interlocutor may observe, that he is very important to us.
And because such an approach alters the relationship, it also changes us.
Ponadto pytania definiujàna nowo zaleà ¼noà Âci miÃÂdzy ludà ºmi.
Przez pytania okazujàszacunek drugiej osobie i komunikujÃÂ, à ¼e jest równie wartoà Âciowa.
A poniewaà ¼ takie podejà Âcie zmienia relacjÃÂ, zmienia takà ¼e nas samych.
What else makes asking questions that important?
Primarily, it creates an detente atmosphere which make both sides participate at ease in the conversation.
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Dlaczego zadawanie pytaà  jest tak waà ¼ne? Przede wszystkim pytania stwarzajàatmosferàodprÃÂà ¼enia, za ich sprawàobie strony mogàuczestniczyàw rozmowie i sàpobudzone do myà Âlenia. Odpowiedzi dostarczajàpytajàcemu waà ¼nych lub zgoà Âa niezbÃÂdnych informacji.
By asking questions and encouraging others to speak you get something...