Say goodbye to striving for expert. Say hello to curiosity and inviting others in. Well, hello everyone. It's

Morgan here. And today I'm actually recovering from having lost my voice. So today's episode is

going to be a little bit shorter than usual, but I didn't want to

just go ahead and share this idea because it's something that I've been sitting with for

the past few days. So not too long ago, maybe three or four days ago on TikTok, I shared a

series of videos that were things that I was actively trying to figure out.

One was a movie clip. It was a scene from the movie Beautiful Mind where I was trying to

interpret what was happening in the scene. And I will put a link in the show notes if you would

like to see what I was talking about. And the other was a made up scenario that I made about this recycling bin and I was very

curious how other people would react in this particular situation.

So both of these scenarios were very open ended and I was just genuinely curious and it felt so freeing to be able to ask people,

even people that I didn't know and some of my friends, people that I do know, did respond.

However, it was just so freeing to be able to ask questions and just really remove that expectation around expert. What I read at the beginning of

this episode is actually from page 72 of my book. You are only just beginning. And just again,

it says say goodbye to striving for experts. Say hello to curiosity and inviting others in. And I intentionally put that

word hello there because I think that sometimes words like curiosity can seem to be so, I don't know,

kind of big in a sense, especially when you think about just being a curious person and trying to think of new questions to ask.

Sometimes curiosity just looks like inviting other people in to however you normally do things and just seeing what other people think.

And just opening yourself up to say, yeah, this is something I'm not very familiar with. And I'm just

curious to see what other people think. And it's not so much about saying like, all right, I need to get

advice from everybody or I need to get a consensus from everyone, but just observing how do other

people approach solving a problem, even if it's a really small problem.

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