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CHAPTER 6





                   Ask the Question Early
















                   There’s a variation on Ask a Better Question that in some ways is actu-
                   ally a better tool than Ask a Better Question itself. It’s what I call Ask
                   the Question Early.
                      Before I explain this tool, let’s talk about human nature. Let me ask
                   you, if you have something due next Thursday, when do you start it?
                   Be honest. You’re thinking, “I’ll start it Wednesday,” right? Or, you
                   may be thinking, “When is it due Thursday? Late in the day? Maybe I
                   can start early Thursday.”
                      Well you’re not alone.
                      It’s often human nature to wait until the last minute to do some-
                   thing. I propose that, even if you’re not going to start working on the
                   project until the day before it’s due, you visit the problem now. Con-
                   sciously. Spend 20 minutes with it now. Ask the question early. It will
                   get your imagination perking.


                           The best thinkers ask the question early, giving themselves many
                                         opportunities to be inspired.



                      How long does it take to find the solution to a problem? Quite
                   often, it’s a nanosecond, but let’s use a full second as our unit of mea-
                   sure. If you start a day ahead of time, you have 86,400 seconds. If you
                   formulate your question a week ahead of time, you have 604,800 sec-
                   onds to work with, over half a million extra opportunities to come up
                   with a big idea. If you need to score a touchdown, do you want 30 sec-
                   onds on the clock or three minutes? To ask is to answer.
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