Given the complex and often overwhelming world we live in, we believe that the practice of Courageous Curiosity is essential for anyone desiring to
- Lead in a way that creates genuine positive impact,
- Amplify innovation and creativity,
- Live an authentic and fulfilled life, and
- Connect meaningfully.
Courage to be Curious is a platform for teaching and cultivating the practice of Courageous Curiosity through Question-Storming breakthrough sessions, organizational leadership development programs, The Curious Leader Mastermind, and speaking / moderating / facilitating at events.
Nothing expands our perception as effectively as a powerful question asked at just the right time.
Each Courage to be Curious deck of cards contains 52 unique questions designed to inspire courageous reflection and curiosity so that you can:
- Lead with Intention,
- Live authentically, and
- Love meaningfully
Weekly podcast for curious minds and courageous hearts
What is the purpose of self-discipline? Whether you are someone who embraces discipline or you are someone who struggles with it, what is the point? Sometimes self-discipline is mistaken for control. “If I am consistent...
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On this week’s episode of Wonder Your Way to Brilliant, I am grateful to be speaking with my friend, colleague, and teacher, Henry Yampolsky. Henry is the President of the Living Peace Institute and a truly earnest practitioner of yoga. If you have any question about...
What do the following phrases all have in common? I just need…, As long as…, If only…, What I really need…, If ___ would just…, Why can’t…, Why don’t…, If I could…, All I need…, All I want…
On today’s episode of Wonder Your Way to Brilliant we dive deep into the Niyama of Contentment. Even more than happiness, isn't this what we really want? Why is it so...