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Shawn Carney

Creativity as a Catalyst

Curiosity killed the cat...


...but satisfaction brought it back.


You probably know the first half of that proverb, but you may not be familiar with the second half, which drastically changes the outcome for the cat as well as the underlying message.


So, phew! Cat lovers around the world can breathe a sigh of relief. The cats themselves, well they probably don't GAF because... cats. 🐈


A cat with a butterfly on the nose, and the words, "Curiosity killed the cat... but satisfaction brought it back."

The message is compelling in its entirety: While curiosity may lead to unforeseen challenges or failures, it also opens doors to discovery, growth, and innovation, outweighing the risks involved and driving progress.

When we encourage a mindset of exploration and openness to new ideas, we are fostering a culture of creativity and courageousness which provides valuable insights, uncovers hidden opportunities, and challenges conventional thinking.


By daring to venture beyond the familiar and conventional, we can find unexpected connections, novel solutions, and groundbreaking ideas.


Curiosity and creativity ignite a sense of wonder and excitement, leading us to be able to push boundaries, break free from routine, and approach problems from fresh perspectives. Creativity as a catalyst (pun intended) is powerful in surfacing serendipitous discoveries and breakthrough innovations.


How are you encouraging curiosity and creativity in your day-to-day life?




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