Everything starts with a question.
In 2008, I started a small project called ask. It began with a simple belief:
Let’s ask questions most people don’t.
That idea became dinners, a podcast, notebooks, interviews, and thousands of conversations. It followed me through work, recovery, friendships, long walks, and the moments when a good answer was not what I needed. I've literally spent almost 20 years obsessed with asking better questions and trying to understand what it means to be curious.
Over time, I became convinced that the quality of a life is shaped, in part, by the quality of the questions we ask and our openness for the right questions.
ask is a place for those questions. Not answers to scroll past. Not hot takes. Not certainty. Questions worth carrying around.
A question can interrupt a story we have been telling ourselves for years. It can make a room more honest. It can move a conversation past the answer everyone already has. It can make room for a future we had not considered.
Not every question is equally useful. Some are clever and disappear. Some are familiar and still not understood. A few make us pause. A few travel with us. A few change what happens next.
Every week I share one question on my mind. I'm always collecting questions that make me think differently, if you want to join me then sign up below.
Let’s ask questions most people don’t.
That idea became dinners, a podcast, notebooks, interviews, and thousands of conversations. It followed me through work, recovery, friendships, long walks, and the moments when a good answer was not what I needed. I've literally spent almost 20 years obsessed with asking better questions and trying to understand what it means to be curious.
Over time, I became convinced that the quality of a life is shaped, in part, by the quality of the questions we ask and our openness for the right questions.
ask is a place for those questions. Not answers to scroll past. Not hot takes. Not certainty. Questions worth carrying around.
A question can interrupt a story we have been telling ourselves for years. It can make a room more honest. It can move a conversation past the answer everyone already has. It can make room for a future we had not considered.
Not every question is equally useful. Some are clever and disappear. Some are familiar and still not understood. A few make us pause. A few travel with us. A few change what happens next.
Every week I share one question on my mind. I'm always collecting questions that make me think differently, if you want to join me then sign up below.
