The Curious Advantage

Excellent book using a 7 Cs framework to explore curiosity and show the reader how you can build curiosity in your organisation.

Brilliant book! Put aside your preconceptions about what curiosity is, and dive in! The digital age offers us unprecedented opportunities to be curious, curate, grow and share, and this book describes the path. It’s worth savouring - not a quick read, rather a catalyst for further exploration. I thoroughly recommend it!

Lately, I have become a sort of lazy reader, I read the introduction and skip through the pages to find the key points.I am reading every sentence in The Curious Advantage, am totally “curious” to learn more. I totally recommend this book to all learning professionals/lifelong learners.A well written book and great read. Kudos to the authors Paul Ashcroft Simon Brown Garrick Jones

A really good read and great collaboration between the three authors on curiosity. The 7c’s give the book a nice framework to build on and just shows how important it is to be curious about learning in this digital age.

A wonderful and enjoyable book with entertaining stories and practical examples that can be applied in all organizations, big and small.

after discovering the podcasts together with my kids... I went on to share, openly discuss, and foster this approach in the team...on the family side: my teenagers got inspired and actually changed their mindset to tricky subjects... coming with a smile (and actually better grades) after a month...the most surprising was the effect on the daily team-brainstorming-hands-all meetings (now virtual calls) - from turning in circles, they started to bring in new ideas, listening to the ideas of the others, and truly exploring avenues that we did not think about.beyond a great read, I would recommend it as a catalysator for team ideation (be also prepared to talk about psychological safety :))Thanks to the authors and all participants to the podcasts...

I discovered this book from listening to the podcasts online. Really enjoyed the insights and experiences into how curiosity should be at the heart of all organisations and all of us.

Authors do not have the credibility as they are not behavioral scientists .