" The more you play around with it, and the more you see the power in a question, the more you realize that it actually is the cure for the uncertainty that ails many of us." - Larry RobertsonLarry Robertson has spent three decades advising leaders on growth, innovation, and strategy. He is also a US Fulbright Scholar, a columnist, and the author of four award-winning books. His newest, Great Question: The Art of the Ask and Getting More of What You Really Want, draws on more than 140 interviews spanning neuroscience, psychology, business, and the arts.Larry believes we are not a storytelling species. We are a questioning species. He arrived at that conviction book by book, pattern by pattern, over two decades of research.In this conversation, we explore the power of questions as a form of agency. We examine intellectual humility and what happens when you stop performing certainty. We discuss leadership, polarization, and the Braver Angels framework. We also unpack Larry's five-element Art of the Ask.Questions are not a technique. They are a behavior. They are something you already know how to do. This conversation is a reminder to start practicing again.This Curated Questions episode can be found on all major platforms and at CuratedQuestions.com.Be sure to subscribe to the weekly Curated Questions Dispatch newsletter for more fun with questions and curiosity! (https://substack.com/@curatedquestions (https://substack.com/@curatedquestions?))Keep questioning!Resources Mentioned Great Question: The Art of the Ask and Getting More of What You Really Want Sara Lawrence Lightfoot Audre Lorde Rebel Leadership by Larry Robertson VUCAErnest  Hemingway Mark Leary Fulbright Scholarships Braver Angels I Never Thought Of It That Way by Monica Guzman David Whyte David Pearl Peter Drucker A Deliberate Pause by Larry RobertsonLarry Roberson on LinkedInLarry's WebsiteProducer Ben FordBeauty Pill