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The Importance Of Curiousity (Episode 2 - Archive)
The Importance Of Curiousity (Episode 2 - Archive)
The Importance Of Curiousity (Episode 2 - Archive)
Thursday 17th October 2024
Discover why curiosity is essential in recovery as hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill share insights on fostering open-mindedness and growth.
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Episode Overview
- Curiosity keeps you open-minded and creative.
- Judgmental attitudes can close off growth opportunities.
- Asking questions fosters inclusivity and understanding.
- Curiosity aligns with Christian teachings on living.
- Practising curiosity can lead to more meaningful connections.
Curiosity comes in the form of questions.
Curiosity isn't just a trait for the inquisitive; it's a vital tool in the journey of recovery. In this episode of 'Relational Recovery,' hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill dive into why staying curious can be a game-changer for anyone struggling with unwanted behaviours. They discuss how curiosity can keep us open-minded and creative, especially when we might feel like we know it all.
Wes shares a personal reflection about how even in his mid-thirties, he's caught himself acting like a know-it-all, and how frustrating it is to be around people who think they have all the answers. The conversation touches on how judgmental attitudes can close off opportunities for growth and connection. Instead, the hosts suggest practising curiosity—asking questions rather than making statements—to foster a more inclusive and understanding environment.
They highlight the importance of curiosity in Christian spirituality and psychology, noting that it aligns with how Jesus modelled living. By staying curious, you can create more meaningful conversations and connections, whether you're new to recovery or have been on the path for a while. So, why not give curiosity a try? It might just open up a world of possibilities for you.