Doesn’t Hurt to Ask
Using the Power of Questions to Communicate, Connect, and Persuade
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People who want to be heard, be understood, or compel someone to see things a different way need to sharpen their skills of persuasion. In Doesn’t Hurt to Ask, Trey Gowdy teaches readers “how to persuade, why it is the most worthwhile skill set to adopt, and all the tools readers can use to become persuasive on the issues that matter in life.” Persuasion moves people to change their beliefs and in doing so, it can change lives. Gowdy invites readers to “get moving.
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