ABOUT THIS EPISODE
I sat down with Kevin Slavin to talk about how we cultivate curiosity: planting small moments of wonder, learning from light-touch mentors, and helping our children stay open to the world without turning every experience into a long-term optimization problem. This is part 1 of 4.
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