Curiosity Is Dangerous

Can it be simpler?

Can it be clearer?

Can it be lighter?

Can it be smaller (but still meaningful)?

Can it be more focused?

Can it be more honest?

Can it be more consistent?

Can it be more repeatable?

Can it be more sustainable?

Can it be more inclusive?

Can it be more human?

Can it be more fun?

Can it be more generous?

Can it be more collaborative?

Can it be more aligned with what I value?

Can it be more aligned with what my customer/reader/partner actually needs?

Can it reduce friction (for me or for them)?

Can it remove a step entirely?

Can it remove a decision point?

Can it prevent rework?

Can it create momentum?

Can it create trust?

Can it create learning, not just output?

Can it be easier to start?

Can it be easier to finish?

If you use curiosity with intention, it cuts clean through the junk that’s been taking up space in your brain and your calendar.

That’s dangerous.

But the you can get even more dangerous when notice which questions you keep defaulting to. Those questions are quietly building your life.

Pause for a moment here and ask:

Are these the right questions to get me to my goal…

Stay Positive & Or Do They Just Make You Feel Like You’re Moving?