I'd like to offer a hint... Don't plan all your questions at the beginning. it gives you tunnel vision. Yes go from broad... once you have some information from the general questions form more specific questions.
The problem with planning a lot of questions at the beginning, in detail, is you could be focusing too narrowly and miss some important information. Build both your knowledge and level of detail by adding more questions with each activation pass until it has fully gelled for you. Remember the information you get from an activation would lead to other question that pertains to your purpose. If you already have an a large list of questions you might cross of the question as redundant because you are already consciously aware of relating informatin though the previous activation. And neglegt to replace them with fresh questions from imformation you discovered but only touched on.
Alex
