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1 Open it up 2 Close it down 3 Sharpen it 4 Add a “why” to it 5 Soften it 6 Neutralise it   Warren Berger

1 Think of a question focus 2 Produce questions 3 Improve your questions 4 Prioritise the questions 5 Decide on next steps   Warren Berger