Who was the first person to look at a fried piece of dough, covered in sugar, and think, “You know what this needs? Jelly. Inside.”
That’s the kind of curiosity I want in my life.
Someone looked at something already good — a donut! — and still imagined how it could be better. That’s not greed, that’s creativity. That’s the spark that keeps us moving forward, asking, “What if?”
Curiosity is one of the most hopeful traits we have. It means we believe there’s more to learn, more to explore, more to delight in. It reminds us that discovery doesn’t always require a lab coat — sometimes it just takes a little wonder and a willingness to play.
So next time you’re stuck, ask the jelly donut question:👉 What could make this even better?
You might surprise yourself. And who knows — maybe your next great idea starts with a little bit of sugar and a dash of “why not?”
Stay curious. Stay hopeful. And maybe treat yourself to a donut — for research purposes, of course.
