The minutiae of day to day meetings and poor internal customer service can crush a company faster than a nimble competitor. We watch with amazement while companies like Google and Facebook seem to thrive within a hyper creative environment. This is not to suggest these companies don't make mistakes - in fact, many make them in front of the world in spectacular fashion.
It is not also to suggest it's all rosy and fun every moment because real work is being done. But what is the difference between the companies that many read, write and talk about compared to the businesses we pass by every day?
Perhaps successful business owners and managers keep these ideas fresh in the minds.
Stay curious for learning.
Stay curious about improving.
Stay curious through searching.
Stay curious like a child.
Stay curious about now.
Be curious, not judgmental.
Walt Whitman
Stay curious in life.
Stay curious for questions.
Stay curious in discovery.
Stay curious for you.
Stay curious through listening.
Stay curious in business.
Be less curious about people
and more curious about ideas.
Marie Curie
Stay curious about others.
Stay curious with think time.
Stay curious for next.
Stay curious in leadership.
Stay curious toward answers.
Curious people are interesting people,
I wonder why that is?
Bill Maher
Stay curious about possibilities.
Stay curious about your strengths.
Stay curious for what drives people.
Stay curious and motivate.
Stay curious. Always.
Don't underestimate the curiosity inside your company.
Kneale Mann
image credit: omnipress | original: Apr 2011
December 13, 2011
How Curious Are You?
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Bill Maher,
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Kneale Mann,
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Marie Curie,
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people,
social media,
Walt Whitman