Why Do You Need a Suitcase?

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The real reason you use a suit case is to have the things you need at your destination. You could print out three clothes and then melt them back down in the cloud. Or maybe there's a airbean be for clothes, right? Maybe you have one suit case that travels around the world independent of you. What a rolm not whan i holis you? So the fact is that you need to question the questions you ask. And this is one of the most powerful things you can do to unlock really, really innovative solutions.

“Sparking communication starts with asking why or what or how.” On this episode of Think Fast, Talk Smart, Tina Seelig, the Professor of the Practice in Stanford’s department of Management Science and Engineering, sits down with podcast host and lecturer Matt Abrahams to talk about the structures of storytelling that will help become more creative communicators and the importance of asking questions about everything we do.

“Having a mindset of curiosity opens the door to great communication,” Seelig says. “The more questions you ask, the more you learn, the more engaged you will be with others.”

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