Use the Five Whys to Get Comfortable with New IdeasNew ideas and ways of thinking—or people who think differently than you do, for that matter—aren't always easy to embrace. Instead of sticking with your knee-jerk reactions, better understand your reaction with the Five Whys. Photo by TheBusyBrain. In order to embrace and understand what makes you uncomfortable, GigaOM's Mike Speiser says to apply the Five Whys method, especially when you find you
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