For decades, schooling has largely been organised around one central idea: finding the right answers. Classrooms are designed ...

If you spend time with children, you know they ask a lot of questions. They’re curious by nature, and it’s how they grow. Somewhere along the line, however, we adults trade in our drive for learning ...

In an era where AI delivers endless answers, the real competitive edge for leaders lies in asking bold questions. In her groundbreaking new book, The Curiosity Curve: A Leader’s Guide to Growth and ...

Curiosity, that thirst for information, is largely a scientific mystery. How and why it gets triggered is not entirely understood, but a study has discovered similarities in brain activation between a ...

One of the few traits universal to people across the world, regardless of age, gender, race, background, socioeconomic status and culture? Curiosity. Curiosity is ubiquitous, which is one of the ...

As the leader of the business, you’re expected to have all the answers. Sometimes though, the biggest impact is made by the questions you ask, not answer. They may be technical questions or about a ...

Quick quiz: Name a trait that is essential for entry-level job seekers and CEOs alike. (To be fair, the description of this post gives away the answer — it is curiosity.) You probably could have ...

Curiosity can be amazingly powerful and positive, but most of us think we're more curious than we really are. Curiosity is such a powerful, thinking characteristic it can predict your success in ...

Drawing on more than three decades of senior leadership experience at Fortune 50 companies—including Frito-Lay, Coca-Cola, Jack Daniel’s, and Humana—Dr. Clary shows how leaders who embrace curiosity ...