“Those are good questions. I recognize good questions, because I can come up with them myself.”

“I want people to come away from my book with questions," she says. "Questions about virtue and goodness. Not answers.”

“The moment isn't a piece of time; it's a question. The moment comes when you look up and see your life stretching out for seventy more years. And there, in front of you, like a giant roadblock, is the question: Is this life good enough for the next seventy years? But maybe that's the easy question. The next logical question--Can I live like this?--is the killer. Because it isn't a yes or no kind of question. It's a do or die kind of question.I avoid moments.”

“Good question, but no answer. Good questions never have answers.”

“You look good," I tell my reflection. "Hot?" But this last part comes out with a question mark at the end. I've never been good at sales.”

“I asked myself childish questions and proceeded to answer them.”