#143: Make Better Records Faster By Asking Better Questions

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There are no dumb questions. Period. And it’s never a problem if you don’t know something.

But that doesn't mean you can't figure it on your own, or shouldn't try to.

Think About It That Way:

• There are things that really matter, when it comes to making great records. And those take experience and/or the help of more experienced people.
  
  
• And then there are things that just need to get done but don’t really move the needle. You have to be able to figure out those “simple” things quickly and on your own, so you can use your opportunities to ask questions for the stuff that really matters.
  
  

When you ask more experienced people for a solution to a relatively simple problem that you could easily solve yourself, you’re wasting your time.

Because you won't move on and make progress until you have their answer and you’re missing out on a chance to ask really good questions that you just can’t quickly find an answer to yourself.

Overall, it will take you much longer to improve your skills and results that way.

Listen now to discover a better way to ask questions and make progress faster!

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