Tending the Garden of Curiosity

All the women below tended their garden called Curiosity, allowing them to press through walls that might have obstructed them and help shape the world we know today: Hypatia of Alexandria (c. 360–415 CE), philosopher and mathematician in ancient Egypt, defied norms to become a celebrated scholar. Ada Lovelace (1815–1852), envisioned computer programming before computers […]

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The Courage to be Curious

Does it really take courage to be curious? I believe it does. Here’s why. Curiosity is defined as the desire to learn, explore, or understand something new. It’s a strong motivation to seek out information, experiences, or answers to questions—often driven by a sense of wonder, interest, or the urge to resolve uncertainty. When we […]

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