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morning and your day. Clyde Lee Dennis here, and today in our 7 Good Minutes extra segment, we

explore a simple yet profound concept,

be curious, not judgmental.

This idea invites us to open our minds and hearts to the world around us,

seeking to understand rather than to hastily categorize or criticize.

The origin of this thought can be traced back to the literary world,

though it's often attributed in popular culture to various influential figures.

Its timeless relevance teaches us that curiosity leads to a deeper understanding and appreciation of our complex environment and the people within it.

In our daily lives, embracing curiosity over judgment can transform our interactions and

experiences. It encourages us to ask questions, to delve deeper into understanding others'

perspectives, and to learn from every situation. This approach not only enriches our personal

growth, but also enhances our relationships. A thought-provoking question to ponder today is,

how can I replace my judgments with curiosity in my daily interactions?

This shift in perspective can be incredibly powerful,

leading to more meaningful connections and a greater sense of empathy.

As a positive affirmation, let's remind ourselves, each day I choose to learn with

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