Tag: curiosity

critical thinking

The Holy Trinity of Prosperous Thinking

Welcome to another savory edition of Friday Filosophy – the weekly postcard where I challenge to think about what you think about.  Today why don’t we explore some of the thought processes that lead to success and prosperity.  My “go to” traits are the holy trinity of curiosity, discipline, and discernment.  Let’s look at each of them…
how to think

“Friday Filosophy” 5/27/2022 (Learning How to Think)

It’s simply shocking and unconscionable how poorly the education system prepares young people for the real world.  Not just that, but missing out on the single most important skill and school should teach: How to think. 
curiosity

Living Life Like a Child

What do the following three statements above have in common? “At my age…”  “If you’ve been around as long as I have…” “When you get older, you’ll understand that…”
innovation

The Prosperity Power of Curiosity

Would a kid today, raised on video games and JJ Abrams’ Star Trek and Star Wars even pay attention to an actual real-time NASA feed? Would the live stream create the same awe, wonder and curiosity – to fuel the desire of the next generation of scientists, pioneers, and space explorers?