The word “chores” doesn’t exactly conjure images of joy, restoration, or glow-ups. Most of us associate them with obligation—yet another item on the to-do list, squeezed in between work, texts you haven’t answered, and that one mysterious email that’s been haunting your inbox since Tuesday.
We all carry invisible scripts. Not the kind you memorize for a school play or jot down for a wedding toast—but the deep, often-unspoken kind that were written way before we knew how to hold a pen.
Curiosity is often considered a trait of the young—a simple, innocent desire to learn more about the world. However, this seemingly humble characteristic can evolve into a formidable career skill that fuels continuous growth, propels innovation, and transforms how we navigate professional landscapes. Throughout my career, curiosity has been the catalyst that has led me to unexpected opportunities, enriching experiences, and substantial personal and professional development. Let’s explore why curiosity deserves a place in your career toolkit and how it can be the key to unlocking your full potential.
