OK, this can get embarrassing. How many times have you held yourself back from asking a “stupid” question? It turns out, what’s obvious and stupid to you is often neither obvious or stupid to someone else. Still, do you know there’s a better reason for asking this question? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Here’s Why You Always Ask The Obvious Question” to see how the answers offered to these questions can be more revealing – and more useful – than you think.
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