Radical Curiosity: Questioning Commonly Held Beliefs to Imagine Flourishing Futures Goldenberg Seth

A philosophy and practice of asking the deeper, more essential questions required to address the complex problems we face as individuals, businesses, and a society.The rational mind prefers answers over questions. At a time when our problems are too complex to be satisfied by familiar answers, today we need questions more than ever. But we live in irrational times.Albert Einstein once said: If I had sixty minutes to solve a problem and my life depended on it, I'd spend fifty-five minutes determining the right question to ask.

Yet, in a world where information is valued above knowledge, ideology drowns out discourse, and the demands of doing leave little space for thinking, curiosity--the engine of inquiry--has become an endangered species.So much of modern life is built upon a set of narratives that have gone unquestioned for too long, says entrepreneur and