The Attention Cottage, Steel Man Technique, & More | The Curiosity Chronicle
Things that make us uncomfortable help us grow. Caleb Kramer, a Los Angeles–based strategy director, shared this advice: If we want to have long-lasting, fulfilling lives, we should open our minds by focusing our curiosity on things that capture our attention. Our relentless curiosity should drive us “to question everything we see, asking why somet
... See moreDr Costas Andriopoulos • Purposeful Curiosity
So how do we make people intellectual curious? We do not need to, they already are. More accurately, they used to be. You see this curiosity is in children. They are learning machines asking questions all day, trying to figure out everything. Now a curious person might wonder: Why are there not many more intellectually curious adults? And that is e... See more
Sven Schnieders • The Death of Intellectual Curiosity
TRUST: We are in a crisis of trust the world over. Parents are afraid, and that makes our children afraid — to be who they are, to take risks, to stand up against injustice. Trust has to start with us. When we’re confident in the choices we make as parents, we can then trust our children to take important and necessary steps toward empowerment and
... See moreEsther Wojcicki • How to Raise Happy and Successful Children: Simple Lessons for Radical Results
Expose your kids to a lot of things early, and then help them go as deep as they’re able to go on the things that excite them the most. It doesn’t matter what those things are; cultivating curiosity and depth is the point.
Packy McCormick • How Do I Teach These Kids?!
