Asking Questions Is Not Trouble Making
There are two types of people in the world. The one type knows that questions help us understand the aspects of our life better. The second type takes offence when a question is asked. They see a question as a challenge and their egotistical nature does not allow them to see the real purpose of the question. These second type of people, my friends, are those who will brand you as a ‘trouble-maker’, ‘mischief-maker’, ‘problem-person’, ‘insubordinate’ and more as soon as you ask a question. They will call you all the ugly things you’re not and make sure this is exactly what others think of you too. So basically, these people will assassinate your character to the best of their abilities to be proven right and to experience that elusive ‘aha’ moment. I have had the misfortune to have been branded a ‘trouble-maker’ by such people. I suffered with that stereotype for several months but it hasn’t stopped me from asking questions. I wholeheartedly encourage you to ask questions because ...