Today, I think the ability to ask good questions is hugely underrated. Asking good questions is essential to help others, to learn from them, understand a problem to come up with the right solution, or to understand why someone is behaving the way they do. ‍As facilitators we've had, and listened to, tons of conversations, ranging from ones between team members and interviews with new clients, to day-to-day conversations with our moms. ‍But during these deeper conversations, we've experienced and heard the difference between the answers of an average question and a well-defined question asked at the right moment. This made us ask ourselves: “What is a good question?”