Walt Disney, one of the most famous makers of animated cinema, says that when a person is curious, they find many interesting things to do.

Curiosity is the main reason for the development in science, medicine, social communication, and many other discoveries, and it is the incentive behind inventions, art, explorations, knowledge, and others.

As a child, you are naturally curious, happily exploring the world, but over time you may lose your interest in things, stop asking questions and start accepting things as they are. But curiosity has many benefits, as it stimulates interest, enthusiasm, and desire for knowledge it makes your life more interesting and broadens your horizons. What are the main benefits of curiosity?

• Discovering yourself: Curiosity about yourself is related to discovering who you are. When you understand yourself more, you can make changes in your life and develop your strengths, and the things you want to improve.

• Personal growth: Growth is the part that changes in you, so you should always ask yourself the following question “Why?”, because this helps you know yourself and your goals in life, and makes you think in a better way.

• Increased mental activity: When you are curious, you seek answers and ask more questions, and this increases your mental activity.

• Knowledge, intelligence, and learning: The mind that asks questions makes you search aggressively for answers, which assists in developing knowledge and intelligence and helps you learn new things.

• Openness: Curiosity opens your mind to new perspectives, facts, and information, and helps you understand people, cultures, ideas, and other ways of doing things.

• Happiness: You should always ask yourself, “Am I doing the things I love in life?”. Always make sure that you are where you want to be.

• Keeps boredom away: To be a curious person means that you rarely get bored because you always seek more knowledge.

• Create additional opportunities: Curiosity gets you to see a new world of possibilities that go beyond the ordinary happening every day.

• Greater productivity: the more you question things, the more you will understand the details, and your knowledge of various issues will increase, which will make you able to handle situations more successfully.

• Make better decisions: Always look for three reasons that motivate you to pursue something, this helps you be confident in your actions and decisions.

• Less aggressiveness: When you are curious, your reactions in the workplace are less aggressive. A study published in 2018 found that when working in a group, curiosity can produce better results and encourage people to consider each other's ideas.

In summary, if you want to live an inspiring life, to wake up every morning feeling the importance of your existence, and that you are always satisfied with the work you do, you must start from within and ask yourself the following questions:

• What is the most important thing that interests you?
• What guides you in life and helps you get up in the morning and why?
• Do you clearly express your motivations in life and with others?
• How can you be more disciplined about your curiosity and how can you live with it?
• What are you doing that conflicts with your curiosity?

Finally, make your questioning simple, clear, actionable, focused on contribution and impact, and make it permanent in your personal and professional life.