It’s important to maintain a sense of curiosity in your adult life. As children, we’re naturally curious. We’re always asking, «What is that?» «How does that work?» or «Where do babies come from, Mom? I need to know!» Because we have so much to learn, the questions keep on coming. As you get older, though, and start to know some answers, it’s natural for your thirst to wane a little bit. You might feel burdened by knowledge, like you know too much. You stop asking so many questions, and you start just accepting things the way they are. 

This can leave us feeling dull, at the end of the day. We don’t feel like we have anything left to learn. This, of course, is nowhere near the truth. There is an infinite amount of stuff that we have no idea about. Isn’t that kind of exciting? It is, at least to me.