As I took in the sight and reflected on the beauty, I understood that it was the light revealing the natural form of the cloud. If not for the sun's light, the clouds would have gone unnoticed as just another drab cotton ball tumbling across the sky. Then the insight struck: the clouds are like the people around us; in the right light, they are beautiful, and questions can be a means of light to draw out that beauty.
What Can We Do Today That We Could Not Do Yesterday?
Change is always at work. Fungi solidify millions of new connections just beneath the forest floor. Your co-worker's cubicle is vacant after she quit to follow a dream, and a doctor on the other side of the world identifies a new virus in her patient. Constant change is here to stay, and everything is in flux.
Henry Kissinger's question resonated with Oxford Analytica founder David Young decades…