A RECURRING INQUIRY SERIES
Can I Ask You a Question?
I have been asking questions for as long as I can remember.
Sometimes I ask because I am curious. Sometimes because something does not sit right with me. Sometimes because what I believed no longer matches what I am seeing.
I do not believe every question has an answer.
I do believe some questions deserve to be lived with for a while.
THE QUESTION I’M SITTING WITH
Before you call yourself an expert on other people, have you ever made yourself the case study?
I have spent a lot of my life observing people, systems, relationships, belief, leadership, family, community and faith.
But at some point, the question turned back toward me.
What happens when I examine my own life with the same attention I give everything else?
More Questions
What happens when the evidence changes?
What do we carry forward before we have chosen it?
Are we evolving, or are we revolving?
Who are we when change makes the old version of us insufficient?
Before your title answers me, can the person hear me?
What becomes possible when ordinary people organize and act together?
How much authority should I give the story I tell myself about my own life?