Cultivating curiosity enhances;
engagement, agility, innovation, problem-solving and decision making
Whether you’re trying to save the world or yourself, lead a brilliantly successful organisation or team, improve safety, convince people to change, inspire your kids to love learning or merely to reach out and grab that toy - we're born problem solvers.
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“But I’m already Curious”!
Well yes, you’re reading this after all - however, curiosity has many nuances. We've worked with many technical professionals, for example, who were deeply curious about their work but totally disinterested in understanding their colleagues or themselves. We could call this depth curiosity without breadth.
We’ve also noticed most of us will, at times, be more intent on proving we're right than understanding other points of view.
We've uncovered a group of assumptions, parental, educational and managerial, that actively smother curiosity for short term gain. By selectively “unveiling” these assumptions we can reacquaint people with their innate desire to explore, understand and engage.