Discover simple daily activities that can reignite your curiosity as an adult. Explore new ideas, ask questions, and embrace a mindset of exploration to uncover opportunities and enhance your creativity.
Curiosity might just be your best tool as a leader in today’s fast-evolving business landscape. When I was working on The Future Leader, I had some incredible conversations with over 140 CEOs from all corners of the globe. One thing that kept coming up? The unbeatable value of staying curious—something every future leader needs.
The Leader’s Toolkit is an exclusive weekly interview that I do with a leader, thinker, or best-selling author.In today’s 15 minute video, Charles unpacks the critical new mindsets leaders need to cultivate curiosity, tap into collective wisdom, embrace imperfection, tell compelling stories, and become more innovative problem-solvers in a rapidly changing world.
Todd Kashdan, a leading expert on curiosity, identified four key characteristics of highly curious individuals who have the potential to innovate within their organizations.
At the root of any innovation is curiosity. It takes creativity and a willingness to explore to find innovative new solutions.
As kids, we were encouraged to be curious. But as adults, our lives are often overrun with to-do lists, calendars, and meetings.
Oftentimes, we associate leadership with something big and transformational. But few people realize that transformation isn’t something that happens overnight.
Yuval Noah Harari is a historian, a tenured professor at the Department of History of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a bestselling author.
Molly Fletcher grew up in Michigan with a family that passed on to her the values of consistency and work ethic.
Have you heard of Magnus Carlsen? He’s a world champion and indisputably the best in his sport, but few people know who he is.