Totally agree. Curiosity infuses us with an intellectual drive and energy, and if we can learn to tap into it, it can supercharge us. If you haven't yet read it, the book "Curious: The desire to know and why your future depends on it" by Ian Leslie really digs into the importance of curiosity, explores why society seems to be increasingly less curious, and how we can learn to cultivate our curiosity.
Duuuude. It’s like you cracked the safe of my mind! I was just thinking about this when it comes to writing about ideas. I love to have my notes app surprise me with a note and I just follow it to see where it leads.
Completely true. Curiosity is the spark that lets you improve. When you ask “how does that work?” it enables your learning, and since you are interested the learning will stick.
This spoke directly to me. I had started off my career by following my curiosity. Then I bought into the 'should' mentality and quickly ran into issues. Now I'm back to having curiosity and joy as my compass and I'm loving it.
Curiosity is an amazing skill to hone. Being curious about the right things can make any job better. Being told what to do vs being able to be curious is a red flag for me as well!
Totally agree. Curiosity infuses us with an intellectual drive and energy, and if we can learn to tap into it, it can supercharge us. If you haven't yet read it, the book "Curious: The desire to know and why your future depends on it" by Ian Leslie really digs into the importance of curiosity, explores why society seems to be increasingly less curious, and how we can learn to cultivate our curiosity.
Wonderful. Thank you for sharing this, John!
Duuuude. It’s like you cracked the safe of my mind! I was just thinking about this when it comes to writing about ideas. I love to have my notes app surprise me with a note and I just follow it to see where it leads.
🫡 nice nice. thanks Greg!
Completely true. Curiosity is the spark that lets you improve. When you ask “how does that work?” it enables your learning, and since you are interested the learning will stick.
I love your final image of ST vs. LT career success. Very powerful!
Thanks, Bobby!
This spoke directly to me. I had started off my career by following my curiosity. Then I bought into the 'should' mentality and quickly ran into issues. Now I'm back to having curiosity and joy as my compass and I'm loving it.
Thank you for sharing Janis, and that visual is 🔥
happy to hear. we all have very complex and interesting journeys navigating this stuff 🙌
Needed to read this today, thanks for the reminder to stay curious!
🫡 thank you and let's stay strong
Short and sweet post but I'm with you 100% Janis, I'm so glad you chose curiosity over conformity!
Mee too. Cheers, Mark!
Love the new sketchy style. I feel so grateful to be able to explore my curiosity, alongside people like you.
Thanks man! Just playing around. :) Appreciate you.
Curiosity is the antidote to procrastination. Love the visuals!
appreciated 🙏
Curiosity is an amazing skill to hone. Being curious about the right things can make any job better. Being told what to do vs being able to be curious is a red flag for me as well!
It's very visible you're living it! Well done, Kacy and thanks for sharing this. :)
Absolutely.
Curiosity, when well directed, is a real superpower.
Loved the graphics, as always!
Appreciated and well said, Giacomo, as always. :)