Benefits of a beginner's mind
- Better experiences: You aren’t clouded by prejudgments or preconceptions about how things should be.
- Better relationships: You can see people with fresh eyes and notice that they’re just trying to be happy, instead of being annoyed by them.
- Less procrastination: Be curious about what the task will be like.
- Less anxiety: Instead of worrying about what might happen, you can open yourself up to being curious about what will happen.
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