
Being curious is deeply human. Explore questions (both big and small) about human behavior, culture and trends. If you’re curious, join me!
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Role assigned: Beta.
Behavior description: passive, collective, indirect, and unemotional.
When in doubt, retreat to silence.
Entering into the corporate world as a young woman, I knew I needed to up my negotiation skills. While...
The human brain is arguably the most complex, irreplicable piece of machinery on the planet.
With it, humans have created beauty and destruction, order and chaos, solutions and problems. We’ve consciously and unconsciously challenged ourse...
Engagement comes naturally to me.
As an only child, I was used to being around adults (my parents’ friends and neighbors) much more than children. I could talk to people of all ages without the anxiety that most children experience. I was...
The gravel crunches under my shoes as I loop through the park. I notice the same heart shaped rock in the sand. The lone heron who stands in the shallows of the pond. The way the mountain laurel has exploded into an array of white. I’m awar...
When the iPhone 4 released, I was six years old.1
I remember my parents purchasing their first iPhones and how little exposure it took for me to navigate them naturally. I was allowed to play American Girl Doll games while waiting in an ai...
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Being curious is deeply human. With Project Curiosity, I explore questions (both big and small) about human behavior, culture and trends. Be curious!
Being curious is deeply human. Project Curiosity explores questions (both big and small) about human behavior, culture and trends. Be curious!
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