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The Super Power Of Being Curious
An easy way to accelerate your own journey as a young entrepreneur is by doing one thing: being more curious. In the modern day, there's a massive lack of people doing the most simple thing: asking questions, and with a lack of questions being asked, there's a lack of knowledge being spread because, as we all know, if you don’t ask, you don’t get.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
The day you stop doing the small things is the day you think you're above everybody else.
THE SUPER POWER OF BEING CURIOUS
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An easy way to accelerate your own journey as a young entrepreneur is by doing one thing: being more curious. In the modern day, there's a massive lack of people doing the most simple thing: asking questions, and with a lack of questions being asked, there's a lack of knowledge being spread because, as we all know, if you don’t ask, you don’t get.
That’s why being more curious is such a superpower, because if you ask more questions and become interested in what you don't yet understand, you're bound to learn something new.
So, where does it start?
It starts off with you talking to yourself like a mental person.
No, really, being more curious doesn’t mean you have to go up to random people and bombard them with questions; it means you have to make yourself come up with the solution. Get into the habit of questioning your own beliefs when you don’t fully understand something, because more often than not, you'll actually know the answer. It just takes a bit of probing your own brain to think a certain way about it.
The best way to do it is to imagine someone else asking you the question, and you have to come up with the answer.
Embrace being inquisitive.
It’s too easy for us to be interested in something and not question it further because all you have to do is... Nothing, but not questioning it leaves gaps in your knowledge, so go out there and ask questions. Be the annoying person that keeps asking questions until you know as much as you can because the people that are willing to give it to you are the kind of people that you want to learn from.
ACTIONABLE NEXT STEPS:
Get inquisitive, go out of your way to ask questions, and don’t stop asking questions until you know everything you possibly can.
BOOK OF THE WEEK ⤵️
The book of the week is ‘Shoe Dog’ by Phil Knight, the creator of Nike. The book is a memoir of the creation of Nike. It shares the journey and stories around the creation of Nike, including the setbacks and tribulations. Get it HERE.
CREATOR OF THE WEEK ⤵️
The creator of the week is @Danieldargan, a self-improvement creator who makes motivational, straight-to-the point content pretty much daily. He’s a refreshing voice for your feed, so definitely check him out.
LESSON OF THE DAY ⤵️
There is someone putting in half the effort as you and making 10x as much because they took a bet on themselves to stop relying on someone to assign them work with a set dollar amount.
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