Summary of John C. Maxwell's Good Leaders Ask Great Questions

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.

Sample Book Insights:

#1 I’ve been asked questions for forty years, and I’ve learned that the more I ask questions, the more valuable they become. I want to share the impact that questions have made on my life and answer questions from people around the world.

#2 If you want answers, you must ask questions. No one has helped me understand the value of questions more than my friend Bobb Biehl. In his book Asking Profound Questions, he writes: There is a gigantic difference between the person who has no questions to help him process situations and the person who has profound questions available.

#3 Questions are the keys to opening the doors that lead to opportunities, experiences, and people. For example, when interviewing former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, I wanted to ask good questions that would allow me to understand her better.

#4 As a leader, you must always be looking forward for the sake of your team. When you face a problem and don’t know what steps to take to advance the team, ask the following questions: Why do we have this problem. How do we solve it. What specific steps must we take to solve it.