Curiosity not Judgement

Whether we're talking about Artificial Intelligence (AI), or some other technology, do we need to put up guardrails as these "platforms" get released into our society? Or, do we wait to see the results of exposure and then try to contain it? Big questions for the curious!https://www.curiositynotjudgment.com#curiosity #nojudgement #ai #guardrail #containment

If your invention/idea/product doesn't take off, or fails to meet the needs of others, it's easy to get stuck in pride and simply walk away. However, curiosity asks questions about what it would look like to pivot.

Are you an idea person? Do have the next great innovation, product, or process that has the potential to save or change lives? Have you taken the first step to ask those, for whom you create, how your idea will impact them? There are some great, curious questions in today's episode that you'll want to consider.

Have you ever presented something, whether product or idea, as better than it really is? Or, have you been on the purchasing end of a transaction that left you dissatisfied and feeling like you were duped? Join Gary and Birga in a discussion about integrity, presentation, personalities, and of course, curious questions.

The rapid acceleration of technology has made "keeping up" with knowledge an insurmountable task. But, do you really need to know? If knowledge were put into a quad chart, there are four categories:

If you had the opportunity to plan your own funeral, what would you want loved ones to say about you? Are there stories left to share, or forgiveness left to extend? These are curious questions that just may set you on a path to getting the memorial you would hope for.#curiosity #nojudgement #funeral https://www.curiositynotjudgement.com

Have you found yourself acting differently at home vs. work? How about the persona you project in volunteer work vs. how you interact with kids? Is it ok to shift who you are to fill the various roles in your life? Join in and be curious!

Innovation often requires introspection. We must examine what old patterns, ways of thinking, or routines are keeping us from moving forward in new and innovative ways. Join Gary and Birga as they explore this curious topic.

What are you willing to give up to achieve your goals? What if there is no certainty of outcome, and you have to make a decision about sacrificing something important to you? Or conversely, have you unintentionally sacrificed something of value to fuel a habit or addiction? This is no easy conversation, but it is an important one.

Is the pace of change accelerating? How do you adapt and adjust along the way? Join the conversation as Gary and Birga discuss some curious questions to consider along the journey.