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The Wright Stuff
A Conversation With Kurt And Patricia Wright
By John Milton Fogg
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Over 30 years ago, Kurt Wright made a life- and work-altering decision. He stopped asking, "What’s wrong?" and instead started asking,
consistently and probingly, "What’s right?" Kurt and his wife Patricia now direct Clear Purpose Management, Inc., an international
consulting and leader-coaching firm, where they shift their clients 180 degrees from the commonplace "find-what’s-wrong-and-fix-it"
mindset, to one of asking "What’s right?" questions instead. "What’s right" questions, the Wrights assert, move our minds from deductive
and analytical thinking to accessing the synthesizing power of intuition—from negative to positive, problems to possibilities. And on top of
their remarkable success as consultants, the Wrights have used Wright questions to build a successful networking business. In this
extraordinary interview, Kurt and Patricia explain the nature of intuition (including why neither words nor numbers operate fast enough to
serve as languages for intuition), and detail a progression of five "what’s right?" questions to help tap the optimum power of both individual
and team.
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