Curiosity Doesn’t Always Kill the Cat: Why Staying Curious Creates Space for Growth
You’ve likely heard the proverb “curiosity killed the cat.” This phrase has evolved over centuries from its origins in the 1600s, when English playwright Ben Jonson wrote “care killed the cat,” with care referring to anxiety, worry, or sorrow. However, curiosity matters for mental health, as it encourages exploration and growth. Later, William Shakespeare adapted … Read more
