Joanne SprottHost
Jean Hamilton FordHost
Jillian StarmanHost
The first thing I wanna do is ask you, Gillian, if you remember a moment in childhood or young adulthood where curious- curiosity basically took over and you went into something you had never thought about doing before.

Um, but yeah, and I, I think sometimes that curiosity is more of a thing in younger kids.

And I use this sometimes in some of my leadership development programs where, you know, it's like go back to being a two-year-old and ask why, why, why-

... are around you and they, they constantly do that, and it drives you crazy.

But then we kind of, um, we kind of mold that out of them and s- and, and get them to stop asking why.

And as we grow older, I think we lose that just naturally because, you know, people...

But then how do you, how do you know new things if you're not curious? And so I, I think, um-

I think the, being curious as an adult, to me, has a, a really a, a strong line connection to change and change management.

The first thing I wanna do is ask you, Gillian, if you remember a moment in childhood or young adulthood where curious- curiosity basically took over and you went into something you had never thought about doing before.

Um, but yeah, and I, I think sometimes that curiosity is more of a thing in younger kids.

And I use this sometimes in some of my leadership development programs where, you know, it's like go back to being a two-year-old and ask why, why, why-

... are around you and they, they constantly do that, and it drives you crazy.

But then we kind of, um, we kind of mold that out of them and s- and, and get them to stop asking why.

And as we grow older, I think we lose that just naturally because, you know, people...

But then how do you, how do you know new things if you're not curious? And so I, I think, um-

I think the, being curious as an adult, to me, has a, a really a, a strong line connection to change and change management.
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