A funny thing happened to me when I was once too afraid to ask a “stupid” question. I listened. While I listened, I suddenly understood something really important. Want to know what it was? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “3 Reasons You Should Never Resort to a Panel of Experts,” and find out what happened when I eventually asked that question.
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