Curiosity is a powerful motivator for every journey and every learning, whether it is a new ability or subject. Curiosity is defined by the dictionary as a strong want to know or learn something. Everything moves quickly in the century we live in. Every morning when we wake up, we get the feeling that everything in our world might change at any moment. Thus, we need to ask ourselves, "Are we inquisitive enough to confront the problems of the new era? in a world that is unexpected and fast? 

Curiosity is An ActIvation To Your Mindful Choices! 
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One thing unites all of the great innovations that we can find when we research their histories: nearly all of them were motivated only by curiosity. One may argue that curiosity is the most ancient kind of learning. During childhood, children are inquisitive and have a lot of questions. We used to ask our parents a lot of "WHYS" when we were little, which usually annoyed them. But because of our educational system, we stopped asking questions as we grew older. Our educational system's inflexible framework leaves little room for innovation and originality. We need to provide students ample time to explore their hobbies to make our educational system more student-friendly.

Nurturing curiosity in children ~

1. Encourage them to be unique 
   Every child should realize that it is great to be unique and special in their way. You need not have to be one among the flock of the same feather that society wishes to see in them.
2. Nurture their creativity
   Parents should ensure that their talents and creativity are discovered at an early age so that they can reach their full potential as they grow. Explore their creativity and encourage them to help reach their zenith.
3. Support their innovations
   Whenever your child comes up with something new, be it small or big, support them wholeheartedly. Not everyone will shine in academics but realize that their talents lie elsewhere, explore, and help them succeed.
4. Motivate the habit of asking questions
   We know how young kids ‘annoy’ us with questions, but be patient and answer them till they are satisfied. This will motivate them to keep on asking questions.
5. Generate curiosity in day-to-day activities
   From a very young age, involve your child in activities that generate curiosity, like building blocks or story cubes. As they grow, provide them with age-appropriate games and activities that increase their curiosity.
6. Appreciate their interests
   We as parents might have dreams about our kids but always give priority to their interests. Help them pursue their interests and dreams. Always be that person who will be there, back them up, hold them when they fall, and lift them step by step.

According to Karen Stephens, director of Illinois State University Child Care Centre, “Helping children learn to satisfy curiosity through exploration is one of the best skills you will ever nurture.” So, as parents, let us be the generators, nurturers, and promoters of curiosity within our kids.

Looking at the Blank Space is an Act Of Creative Thinking Now! 
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Takeaway~ How can a curious mind improve your business, profession, or just your general zest for life?

• Improve Business Practices: Gaining a deeper comprehension of your sector will enable you to make more strategic business decisions, increase sales, and improve employee and customer satisfaction.
• Encourage Better Decisions: A holistic viewpoint is fostered by curiosity, which directs more educated decision-making procedures.
• Encourage Likability: Acting genuinely curious not only demonstrates your intelligence but also humanizes you and helps to forge closer connections with others.
• Develop Stakeholder Relationships: Strong, satisfying, and enduring bonds with clients, staff, and other stakeholders are fostered by sincere interest in stakeholders.
• Handle Customer Challenges: Investigating the underlying causes of problems and coming up with creative solutions to improve customer experiences are motivated by curiosity.
• Learn from Failures: Introspection is sparked by curiosity, and this helps people and companies learn important lessons from failures and adjust their approach accordingly.
• Improve Your Negotiation Skills: Mutually productive negotiations are fostered by curiosity about the needs and viewpoints of all parties concerned.
• Minimize Conflict: By accepting different viewpoints and promoting cooperation, groups become more successful and encounter fewer disagreements.
• Lead Product Development: Innovation is fueled by curiosity, which leads to the investigation of ways to improve products and services in response to customer demands.

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Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid. – Albert Einstein