There Are No Wrong Questions
At the heart of any learning journey lies a simple truth: there are no wrong questions. Every query/question, no matter how weird or off-topic, can open the door to new insights and deeper understanding. When we stop worrying about whether our questions are 'right,' we create space for genuine curiosity and growth.
It's easy to feel intimidated when you don't know something, especially in a community of knowledgeable people like here at WA. I know, I've had that feeling myself.
Everyone starts somewhere, and it's important to remember that asking questions is a crucial part of the learning process. Whether you're a newbie or a seasoned pro, curiosity doesn't always kill the cat but it is the key that unlocks deeper understanding. Especially here at WA there's always someone willing to share their knowledge and help clarify your doubts.
Good advice is like gold—precious and valuable. If you stumble upon any, make sure to keep a hold on it. Maybe it's a tip on improving a specific skill, or a piece of wisdom about navigating your future path or a video tutorial. Documenting good advice not only helps us in the moment but also serves as a reference for future challenges as long as we can remember where you stored it
Lastly,I just want to say it's a good thing to remember to be grateful and thankful for the opportunities that come our way. These moments of learning and growth are stepping stones in our journey. Embrace them. Cherish the advice you receive especially if its good advice, and acknowledge the progress we make along the way.
By fostering a mindset of gratitude and curiosity and playing it forward where we can we're setting ourselves up for continuous and meaningful growth.
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Hello MrTBone,
Thanks so much for the genuine reminder that no question is wrong, this is so true and something I remember several of my early hood school teachers mentioning, thankfully.
I have absolutely asked some different questions in my time haha.
All the best with your goals here :)
Kind regards
Erica
Thanks for your best wishes Erica.
There a joke about asking questions (another time) - and it's true we won't learn much without asking. The inquiring mind continues to grow.
Yes, I've asked some doozies too lol.
Cheers
Max
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Very nicely put Tbone and all the very best moving forward my friend! :-)
Thanks for your comment Jessie
Hope you are finding success and enjoying the journey also.
Cheers
You're most welcome my friend and you as well! :-)