Curiosity: A Surprising Key to Belonging

Jun 22

This article on Psychology Today reiterates all of our research around curiosity being key to belonging at work and the key to the future of DEI. Citing this research the article describes how connecting with and being curious about others has a positive impact on our wellbeing and helps to combat innate biases.

Psychology Today article: How wonder can lead you toward more authentic connections

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