To Where
Preliminary list of standard 'To Where' questions.
- Where are you going?
- What is your mission?
- What do you want to accomplish?
- What are your goals?
- What are your major objectives in solving it?
- What would you like to see happen?
- What would you like the resolution to be? Can you picture it?
- Can you see the result?
- How many different kinds of results can you see?
- What are the best, worst, and most probable cases you can imagine?
- What outcomes would be inspiring?
- What would be effected by solving this problem?
- What are the consequences of solving the problem?
- Where are you currently going?
- Where might this lead you?
- Where is the best place to begin looking for solutions?
- What questions suggest the most useful direction?
- Where would you like to be with this problem in the near future?
- What path or trajectory do you want to be on?
- How do you change the trajectory that the problem is currently on, so that it will move closer to the solution?
- How does the problem get from here to there?
- What are you currently doing to solve the problem?
- What could be improved?
- What changes are necessary? Change attitudes or practices?
- What have you done in the past with similar problems?
- What should be done?
- How should it be done?
- Where should it be done?
- When should it be done?
- Who should do it?
- Who can help you solve the problem?
- Who has already solved the problem?
- Who will be responsible for what?
- Who could prevent a solution?
- Who has sufficient formal power over the system to stop it from existing if they so wished?
- Who has the resources necessary to solve the problem?
- What do you need to do at this time?
- What needs to be done first?
- What are your priorities?
- Can you create a timeline of the events that need to take place?
- What milestones can best mark your progress?
- How will you know when you are successful?
- What will you do after the problem is solved? What’s next?
