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words of wisdom, one 10 On curiosity, improving your questions.
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Questions part four.
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Curiosity is simple but incredible.
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Curiosity means you're open-minded.
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Curiosity means you're
open to having empathy.
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Curiosity means you can improve your
connection with whoever you're talking to.
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curiosity means you can grow and
experience powerful transformation.
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Without curiosity you are close-minded,
think you know best, and are shut
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down to someone else having a
different experience than your own.
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When you're curious, you
open the door to possibility.
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Every conversation is an
opportunity to be curious.
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Familiarity with a person or an idea
can tempt you to stop being curious,
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so continue to work on feeding
your curiosity, seeking to learn
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and practicing asking questions.
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If you want more intimacy,
trust, insights, creativity,
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and joy, grow your curiosity.
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Make curiosity your superpower.
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One of the most powerful ways
to grow in curiosity is by
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asking intentional questions.
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Listen with intense curiosity
and ask intentional questions.
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It's one of the most
profound ways you can love.
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Quotes.
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"My greatest skill was being Teachable."
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By Roland Lazenby, quoting Michael Jordan
in his book, Michael Jordan, A Life.
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"You must be intensely curious about why
things are the way they are to imagine
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the better ways they could become."
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By Scott Berlin, the dance
of the Possible Questions.
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How curious am I in this conversation?
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What follow-up questions can I ask?
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How else might I approach this situation?
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What are the possibilities here?
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What's important about that to you?
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Can you tell me more about that?
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What is the story that led to that?
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Is there something that you'd
like me to do differently?
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What is not being said?
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What is here that you want to explore?
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What other options are there?
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What do you make of it?
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Use these questions to journal
or as a prayer prompt this week.
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Endnote.
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Growing your curiosity in one
area can help you in another.
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Practice being curious today in
asking others intentional questions.
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Live wisely, Josh.
