Intellectual Wealth Reading Thread | 3 Books on Curiosity + Thinking
Curiosity is the heart of Intellectual Wealth — it’s what keeps the mind open, creative, and alive. This month, I’ve gathered three powerful reads that explore how we think, learn, and stay curious in a complex world.
1. “Think Again” by Adam Grant
Think Again is a masterclass in rethinking. Grant reminds us that true intelligence is not certainty — it is flexibility. Curiosity thrives when we release the need to be right and make space to be surprised.
💡 Jaunteur Reflection: Rethinking is a sacred act of humility. Each time we unlearn, we expand.
2. “Curious: The Desire to Know and Why Your Future Depends on It” by Ian Leslie
Curious is an exploration of how curiosity fuels creativity, innovation, and empathy. Leslie shows that curiosity is not a luxury — it is a muscle we can cultivate through diverse experiences and open questioning.
💡 Jaunteur Reflection: Curiosity is the quiet fire of the soul — it turns the ordinary into wonder.
3. “The Art of Thinking Clearly” by Rolf Dobelli
The Art of Thinking Clearly is a practical guide to understanding cognitive biases and how they shape our thinking. It is a brilliant reminder that Intellectual Wealth is not just what we know — it is how we think about what we know.
💡 Jaunteur Reflection: Awareness creates spaciousness. The clearer the mind, the freer curiosity becomes.
