THE
QUESTIONS
WE CARRY

Come in.

You probably came here because
there's something you've been wondering about.

Maybe it's important or maybe it's strange.

Maybe you've been carrying it for a long time
or maybe it just showed up this morning.

Maybe you've already asked everyone you know. That's okay.


What's the question?

I can't promise I'll have an answer.

(Actually, I'm a little suspicious of people who always have answers.)
But if your question catches hold of me, I'll find my way back to you.


I've got some cards.

And I've got a little life experience.

And I've learned a few strange things along the way.

And I'm pretty good at looking at things from odd angles.


Let's see what happens.

Send me one question you genuinely don't know how to answer.

How will I answer?

I have no idea.

You might get a text from me.

You might find an email waiting for you.

I might decide your question
belongs in a larger conversation
and answer it online.

If I share your question publicly,
I'll protect your identity unless you specifically tell me otherwise.

Please note that
there's
no charge for this.
I'm not selling you anything.


Also, just because you
send me a question

doesn't guarantee I'll respond
.

How will I answer?

I have no idea.

You might get a text from me.

You might find an email waiting for you.

I might decide your question belongs in
a larger conversation and answer it online.

If I share your question publicly,
I'll protect your identity unless you specifically tell me otherwise.

Please note that there's
no charge for this.
I'm not selling you anything.


Also, just because you send me a question

doesn't guarantee I'll respond
.

One last thing.

I won't tell you how to live your life,
and I don't promise to predict what happens next.

If what you're facing needs a doctor, therapist,
lawyer, financial adviser, emergency service,
or another professional, they're the people to ask–not me.


But if you're carrying one of those
wonderfully human questions that
doesn't seem to have an easy answer...


Pull up a chair.

— Scott