As teenagers, one of the most powerful habits you can develop is the art of asking questions—especially when you are in the company of elders, mentors, or those who have walked the path before you. Never allow shyness, fear, or the desire to appear smart rob you of the treasure hidden in another person’s wisdom. Asking questions is not a sign of weakness; it is a sign of strength, curiosity, and intentional growth. Even Jesus, at the age of twelve, sat among teachers in the temple, both listening and asking questions (Luke 2:46). That wasn’t just about knowledge; it was about preparing for His future. Don’t just seek to know what is happening around you; seek to understand why things are the way they are and how they can be improved. Every “why” you ask deepens your understanding. Every “what” opens a new window of awareness. Every “how” gives you tools for practical living. This hunger to understand life’s principles early will become your advantage later. Teenagers who learn to ask m...