Introducing the word: “curiositer”. (Episode 219)

A Curiositer is a person who is curious.

The Predicate Nominative for a person who is adventurous is “adventurer”. A person who takes on challenges is a “challenger”.

I think there should be a Predicate Nominative for someone who is curious, and “Curiositer” works just fine.

Personally, I am a “curious introvert”.

Or perhaps that should be, ‘An introverted Curiositer’.

And today was a perfect example of that.

I was being an introvert sitting on my island in Sweden, but from there I did three amazing interviews on creativity with drummer and artist Aimee Marcos; Karen Ballenden, Business Director at 180 Amsterdam, The Global Business Lead for their client Pepsi; and Angela Chiara Lento, Sales Director Italy for FrieslandCampina, the world’s largest dairy co-operation.

Aimee inspired me by saying: “Inspiration cracks open your mind and soul.”

Karen reminded me of the power of curiosity by saying: “When you embrace something, you are willing to find the opportunity within it.”

And Angela pointed out to me how: “If you scratch under the surface, creativity is (virtually always) collaborative.”

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One interview done in Manila with an artist. One done in Amsterdam with an advertising executive and one done in Italy with a salesperson for dairy. All while never leaving my geometric dome on my island.

A good day’s work for a Curiositer.

Are you a Curiositer? If so, how are you feeding its curiosity?

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