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April 10

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The Curiosity Filter

We can't be curious about everything. We'd never leave the house.

We would miss work because we spent hours trying to figure out how the coffeemaker works.

We'd get in car accidents wondering how all the dials we never use work.

But then, sometimes we go the other extreme and stop being curious about anything.

We do this a lot, actually.

The key is to practice opening and shutting the filter. Opening it when you want to let creativity in. And shutting it when you need to focus on something specific.

But the most important part?

Remembering that you're allowed to be curious to begin with.

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About Jonathan Roberts

I am the founder and director of the South Shore Piano School, and I have been teaching the piano for nearly 20 years. My work centers around bringing music to the lives of kids, parents, and adults in an enriching, meaningful way. At the South Shore Piano School, my incredible colleagues and I accomplish this through skill-based teaching, community, and an innovative, people-first business model. You can read more about me here.


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