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Todd Kashdan

September 5, 2009 Growing Bolder

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You
know the saying “curiosity killed the cat”? A top psychologist
says that old adage is dead wrong.

Todd
Kashdan, Ph.D., the editor of the Journal of Positive Psychology,
says curiosity may be the greatest characteristic you can have. His
message was compelling enough to attract attention from Oprah and the
Huffington Post.

In
his new book, “Curious?”, he explains why he believes curiosity brings
freshness into our lives. He credits it for the desire to seek out
answers, learn more and be more active and involved. He
says he has found it to be the most fulfilling of all characteristics
and fulfillment is what leads to happiness.

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