Most of us crave knowledge for two reasons: due to internal curiosity or due to a need to partake in a more intellectual conversation. It seems basic at the surface level but I have a few secrets to share when wanting to learn more.
If you have ever wondered why the sky is blue or why we drink water you are experiencing internal curiosity. Curiosity is the singular quality integrated into every human's brain empowering us to learn new information daily, however, it is difficult to nurture. That is the same reason why questioning children grow into silent adults; they don't nurture their curiosity. The key here is to search every question in your local search engine and take the time to answer the question and any follow-up questions. Knowledge is right at our fingertips and is more reliable than ever. Take advantage of this and you'll be sure to know more.
Another key to knowledge is surrounding yourself with people who know more. Though doing such a thing may make someone feel dim, it does help you in mysterious ways. You can find yourself picking up on some of their larger vocabulary words or the ways they approach problems. Therefore, if wishing to know more, surround yourself with people who know more. Remember, there is always something you can learn from anyone any day.
I'm still following these two steps to know more in my everyday life and I can see the difference: a more aware mind and an increasingly involved student in the professional conversation. I recommend these the same way and you are sure to experience the profitable outcomes.
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