Curiosity is like an internal compass that shows us what inspires us, what causes delight or even embarrassment. Since childhood, we learn about the world through curiosity: "Why is the sky blue?" "Where do the stars disappear during the day?" And these questions are the beginning of something big. With age, however, we often forget about this gift. Things to do, worries, routine... But isn't it great to stop sometimes and feel like a child again? Try something new, look at the familiar from a different angle or just ask a question that you've long wanted to find an answer to. Remember that curiosity is not only about scientific discoveries or mastering new hobbies. It's also about people. Asking questions means being open to the world. How often do we truly care about the opinions of others? And this can lead to amazing conversations and even new friendships.
So let's not forget that inside us lives that very "why" that makes life brighter. Be curious, friends, because the world around us is full of amazing discoveries.
Maria .