Radical Curiosity

<p><b>Be curious. The future belongs to those who are.</b></p> <p>Curiosity comes naturally to kids. The average preschooler asks an extraordinary number of questions every day. Yet by adulthood, those questions are down to just a handful. We don’t lose our capacity to be curious, but we do fall out of practice — especially when technologies like AI accelerate our desire for fast, easy certainty. <i>Radical Curiosity</i> will show you how to retrain your brain and once again treat the unknown as an invitation for growth.</p> <p>Author Michael McQueen, one of the world’s leading futurists, has spent two decades helping global organisations and leaders navigate uncertainty. In <i>Radical Curiosity</i>, he reveals why those who thrive in the face of change are not the most intelligent or most experienced, but those who are willing to ask <i>how </i>and <i>why</i>. Through behavioural science, real-world case stories and practical prompts, you’ll discover how to turn curiosity into your defining edge.</p> <p>You’ll learn how to: </p> <ul> <li>Ask better questions and seek sharper insights</li> <li>Uncover opportunities that others overlook</li> <li>Lower the cost of changing your mind</li> <li>Let go of the need to always have the answer</li> <li>Microdose novelty with small, deliberate challenges</li> <li>Prevent experience from becoming your blind spot</li> </ul> <p><br/>If you need to lead a team through change, drive innovation or question long-held assumptions, <i>Radical Curiosity</i> reveals how. In a world where nobody knows what comes next, curiosity is what will separate you from those who get left behind.</p>