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Asking the next question

In the world of selling benefits, there are multiple reasons to ask the next question.

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The great writer Theodore Sturgeon created a symbol he said represented the heart of all human progress. It was a capital letter “Q” with an arrow passing through it, pointing to the right. It stood for “ask the next question.”  He explained it through examples like people long ago who would point to birds in the sky and would ask, “why can’t humans fly?”  In this case, asking the next question, and the next question after that, eventually resulted in airplanes, helicopters, blimps, hot air balloons, and so on.

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