Let your curiosity set you free
March 10th, 2009 | Published in Quality of Life
Curiosity is a strange motivator. It makes us do strange things at times. Sometimes, the strange things curiosity makes us do gets us into trouble. At the same time, who would want to live without curiosity?
Curiosity fuels our desire for knowledge. We learn because we want to know, we want answers to our questions. If you aren’t ever asking questions, if you never care to investigate a situation further, then perhaps you should try to develop some curiosity. After all, life is pretty boring when nothing arouses your interest.
Do you think that curiosity is important?
Everything does need moderation. In your quest to be curious… remember that sometimes it’s just not worth knowing. Don’t be stupid about being curious, but try to be more curious today than you were yesterday. The feat of learning something that was gnawing at you is like relief from a severe itch, not very many things compare to the satisfying feeling. Plus, you’ll be smarter for the experience.
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