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Discover why our reluctance to ask often costs us more than a 'no,' and how to frame questions that open doors, not close them.
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“Discover why our reluctance to ask often costs us more than a 'no,' and how to frame questions that open doors, not close them.”
— Trey Gowdy, Doesn't Hurt to Ask
Communication, Negotiation, Self-Advocacy
If you've ever held back from asking for something important, fearing rejection or simply not knowing how to begin, this will feel familiar a new perspective.
As a former federal prosecutor and congressman, Trey Gowdy spent decades in high-stakes environments where the precise art of questioning determined outcomes, revealing truths, and shaping decisions.