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Self-Improvement Strategies

Curious Heart

I used to think there was something else motivating me to satisfy my hunger for learning.

4 min readJul 21, 2023

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Curious Heart
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Accepting that I have a “Curious Heart” intrigues me, making me want to seek knowledge, experiment, reflect, and understand how the world works around me. It makes me happy to know how things work beyond the surface level. I don’t have to know everything perfectly. I want to understand enough to answer questions about why, what, how, who, when, and where. There is purpose in most of life’s amazing wonders. This makes me proud to feel alive.

There is no limit to the chances of having fun and meaningful conversations even when we don’t know the person’s name, like a surprise gift placed in your path to discover and see what might happen. Novelty keeps coming to my mind. We don’t admit it openly, yet it makes us want to try new experiences, good or bad. Despite preferring comfort zones, we crave mystery, thrill, suspense, and even more extreme desires to affirm we exist and need to stay alive.

Start with a curious heart and genuinely want to be happy. Learn about yourself. We live or seemingly portray we are busy, yet we procrastinate or run away from what we must do to live better or accept ourselves with gratitude.

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Maybelyn H. Plecic
Maybelyn H. Plecic

Written by Maybelyn H. Plecic

I am a mother of four amazing boys. My husband supports with all the positive initiatives we do together. I’m a curious adventurer who seek positive people.

Long. Sweet. Valuable.
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