As a newspaper journalist, we were trained to ask Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How in conducting interviews and writing stories. "Why" has been a hard habit to break, but your encouragement not to ask it of others but instead ask it during the creative process rings as faithful and genuine. For better or worse, I suppose I'll always be curious about the "why" of people ...
As a newspaper journalist, we were trained to ask Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How in conducting interviews and writing stories. "Why" has been a hard habit to break, but your encouragement not to ask it of others but instead ask it during the creative process rings as faithful and genuine. For better or worse, I suppose I'll always be curious about the "why" of people ...