When asked what Team-Purpose-Family means to me, these words come to mind.
Resilience + Courage + Commitment + Curious
This is about Curiosity.
Have you ever looked under a rock to see what is there?
You are my audience! The curious ones. Those who ask WHY?
Why is curiosity important?
Being curious implies engagement, interest, and eagerness to look further.
Eagerness to know or learn something unfamiliar.
What makes the clock tick?
So, the clock is disassembled to find out. Not always successful in reassembling.
Curiosity asks "What if?"
Being curious creates thinking.
Curiosity looks beyond our traditional state to a new view of how things look, function, and work.
Curiosity does not remain the same.
Curiosity moves to change!
Change is an opportunity to continue to learn, ask more questions, and stay engaged.
Curiosity is genuinely interested in both the positive and negative effects of changes. Learning from the past and proposing how to make the future better.
Curiosity can set a positive tone for the rest of the team. The team is likely to surround themselves with people as curious as they are.
Change is exciting for curious people.
Albert Einstein once said,
“I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious.”
What is under a rock? Maybe something interesting.
Curious completes the value equation.
Resilience + Courage + Commitment + Curious
For those who are curious, earlier newsletters express thoughts about resilience, courage, and commitment.
- Dan Hiett, Chief Operating Officer