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Passion and Curiosity – Two Sides of One Same Coin | LinkedIn

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I believe that every individual is curious at their core. Although we all have the same curiosity potential, some of us end up being more curious and innovative than the others.

I believe that every individual is curious at their core. Although we all have the same curiosity potential, some of us end up being more curious and innovative than the others. One can also argue that some professions bring about curiosity organically, whereas in others, curiosity may be frowned upon or even discouraged. Simultaneously, it appears that curiosity is an incredibly human trait which, luckily, has been, and continues to be essential for survival 1 . Francesca Gino discusses three main benefits of cultivating curiosity in a Harvard Business Review (HBR) article: people who are cur

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