Curiosity is Beneficial for Good Health
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"If we can spark curiosity about a topic, we will be able to remember it better"-- Paul Ebeling
The Big Q: Why are many of us able to remember so many details when we watch a movie or read a book or hear an interesting story?
The Big A: The mix of curiosity and emotion is the Key to learning. If you can spark curiosity about a certain topic, you will be able to remember it better.
How to do it
Make it a game for yourself, give yourself some motivation, and think about how you will explain it to a friend.
Try to find these connections with learnings, it will make learning more fun and more efficient.
Life is nourished by Inquisitiveness, Interest and Passion. Curiosity is good for the mind and soul, plus if is beneficial for good health.
Have a healthy week, Keep the Faith!
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