“I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious.” Albert Einstein
Yes, that was Albert Einstein who revealed that the key to being smart is not to
know a lot but to keep curious and learning through out the life span. Do we encourage our children in their curiosity about life? Do we still foster this type of intelligence in ourselves?
I went on a hike recently and stopped to rest and noticed a small yellow worm inching its way across the path. I was fascinated by it’s movement. This is what it was like for me as a child. I notice it in my grandson when he stops everything to observe something that interests him. As an adult, I am way to busy to “stop and smell the flowers” as they say. In my efforts to get things done, I miss many opportunities to enjoy the amazing things all around me.
How have you encouraged CQ in your children and in yourself? Share with us. Leave a comment below or post a reply on Facebook by clicking here!
What will you learn today?
Related articles
- Focus And Curiosity (bulldozer00.com)
- Cultivating Curiosity (curiosityquest.wordpress.com)
- What is your CQ? (Curiosity Intelligence Quotient) (parentingtoolbox.com)
Leave a Reply