Choose to be Curious Ep. #282: Choose to Be Curious: Lessons Learned
Jun 5, 2025
Discover the origins of a curiosity-driven journey that emphasizes personal and professional growth. Dive into the World Peace Game, a political simulation that enhances critical thinking and cooperation among students. Explore real-world applications of curiosity in conflict resolution, particularly a success story from Afghanistan. Unpack how active listening and meaningful questions can transform interactions and open new doors. This insightful conversation offers practical strategies for embracing curiosity in everyday life.
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Childhood Curiosity Practice
- Lynn Borton recalls a childhood experience where changing her point of view led to discovering hidden chocolate eggs.
- This was her first conscious curiosity practice, teaching the value of perspective shift.
Use 0.8 Prototyping Early
- Start projects early with 0.8 prototyping: launch before fully ready to learn and improve quickly.
- Use feedback to iterate and refine, focusing on progression over perfection.
Curiosity as a Choice
- Curiosity can be a conscious choice, not just a trait or state.
- This perspective opens discussions on power, privilege, and agency in being curious.
