What I have learned
Genuine curiosity is a habit and it will become second nature once you start to cultivate it. Curiosity becomes instinct.
You start listening more, being understanding to others deeply, your memory also improves and you retain information better.
This is because curiosity is not only a mental state but also an emotion that serves as a powerful energy to urge us to fill gaps in our knowledge.
Curiosity is also key to personal growth. When you are curious, you form a deeper connection when you meet someone. Curious people are lifelong learners and they succeed!
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We are beyond what Society, Religion, Early Conditioning shapes us. Oftentimes Curiosity does not kill the cat, it liberates us.
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