"Curiosity is about knowing what questions to ask, so that we can then listen deeply for the answer. And for me, curiosity is very much about asking genuine questions, and that is to say questions that we don't know the answer to. These are non rhetorical. These are things where we actually don't know the answer and we want to know the answer. Like there's a sense of wonder or sometimes fascination."
Karen & Paul discuss the importance of curiosity as a skill in collaborative relationships. They explain how curiosity involves asking genuine questions to understand others better, contrasting it with judgment and certainty.
