What’s wrong? What’s missing?

When I put a draft down on paper and share it with someone, I’ve gotten into the habit of asking 2 questions:

1. What’s wrong?
2. What’s missing?

I’ve almost certainly got something wrong. By proactively asking the reader to help me identify what’s wrong, we get the a better answer, faster.

And I’ve almost certainly missed something. While it’s easier to just react to what’s on the page, the someone else is usually able to identify my gaps in logic and reasoning.