Tag: curiosity

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Creativity

Why the Most Curious Minds Feel They’re Never Enough

There’s a bold statement I recently came across: “The most fulfilled people I know tend to have two traits. They’re insatiably curious—about new ideas, experiences, information, and people. And they seem to exist in perpetual, self-inflicted unhappiness.” At first glance, it seems almost paradoxical. How can curiosity, which leads to profound fulfillment, coexist with a lingering sense of dissatisfaction? Curiosity and the Endless Hunger for … Continue reading Why the Most Curious Minds Feel They’re Never Enough

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Life Hacks

Becoming an Agile Person

Linkedin defines a person as agile when they have a positive attitude, resilience and are open to changes/transformations in processes, structures or relationships. One interpretation of an agile person is that it is a self-management concept consisting of three main attributes: adaptability, proactivity, and resilience.  The profile of an agile person, then, is someone who is: 1. Adaptive – able to adjust to different conditions … Continue reading Becoming an Agile Person

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Random Thoughts, Self-awareness

What I Have Learned from Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci was the most creative genius in history. Of course, saying that I learned things from Leonardo is perhaps a bit risky, because in fact Leonardo is the very embodiment of genius. As we know, Leonardo lived in a particular era for humanity, the Renaissance, when literature, philosophy, science and the fine arts experienced an unprecedented splendour. Italy was in full economic momentum … Continue reading What I Have Learned from Leonardo da Vinci

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