A Curious Novice

My brother just got married. And I just learned a big lesson about gossips. People love to talk about things they think they know especially when you are putting yourself out of your comfort zone. Through this point of view, you can be in one of these two sides, the hustler putting him or her self out there or you can be the spectator. These two are just stages that we turn on and off through our lives. There is no good or bad side as people in social media try so hard to make you think with all of these YouTubers, influencers, or entrepreneurs showing off there. In reality, these people are really uncommon and they go through demanding situations and challenges for years to achieve success. And also, as a spectator, you usually don't go through that stage without learning one or two things about life. But you can actually do bad things on any of these sides. For the spectator, one of the worst things you can do is gossip and criticize the other side. This is one of the only...

Thoughts from a Curious Novice in Isolation Alright then, let’s do this:  “There are two ways to teach or to write content, one is to be the expert, and the other one is to be the curious novice  — the second one 100% works. You only have to be one step above from your audience, and that step could be reading a book over the weekend.” -My first million, Podcast- I consider curiosity as a force deep inside human nature. It’s what moves us to do awesome things and helped us to become who we are, to get better in human history and is an ability that you should always write down in your resume when looking for a job. It’s actually an ability not particular of humanity as most animals have some level of curiosity but what makes us special is that we can apply it and acquire knowledge from it. The dark side The dark side of this force (Yep, a star wars reference with no deep connection here) But this awesome ability has us doing utterly unproductive things like r...