Great Question

"Few books center on questions rather than answers, but this one does so with a rare clarity that can change your life."

Teri Evans

Former editor, Inc. Magazine, entrepreneur.com, Gartner

"Great Question is more than a guide to the art of asking; it's a powerful reminder that to question is to be human. Larry Robertson shows how the right question isn't a tool, but a bridge to connection and deeper self-awareness. This book is an essential guide. With it, you will never look at questions the same way."

Virginie Helias

Chief Sustainability Officer, Procter & Gamble

"One of the greatest things questions do is to bring fresh perspective. We don't always think about that. Larry Robertson's newest book builds on this insight, then takes it deeper. He doesn't just tell, he shows. The real-life stories of compelling thinkers he shares do more than entertain. They motivate, guide, and help us begin the practice of asking. Great Question is a guide worthy of your time."

Matt Halprin

VP and Global Head of Trust and Safety, YouTube

"Great Question is an intensely practical guide. Its wonderful storytelling, illumination of profound ideas, and its toolkit of ideas and applications all ensure an enhanced return on our inquiry. Robertson's distillation and recognition that asking great questions is a skill to be rediscovered is a marvelous reminder of the inherent power and wisdom of our underlying human nature."

Lynne Lawrence

Executive Director, Association Montessori Internationale

"Great Question is a long overdue look at the powerful capacity to question within each of us and the key to our ability to thrive far into the future. What most of us leave as unfinished ideas and thoughts about questions, Robertson gives the quality of action, a rare gift."

Dean Carignan

AI Innovation Lead, Microsoft Corporation

"Great questioning goes to motivation, to meaning, to what matters. It's what makes you, you and us, us. You couldn't have a better guide than Larry Robertson to help you get to the heart of this force in every one of us. It's like talking to Obi Wan Kenobi, Confucius, and King Solomon all rolled into one."

Jacki Lyden

Bestselling author; former host and correspondent, NPR

"This book helps illustrate why well-posed questions-and a critical questioning of what we take most for granted about the world we share-are as vital and empowering as whatever consensus we think we have on our answers to them. Great Question is a worthy read."

John L. Jackson, Jr.

Provost, University of Pennsylvania