In an article by Lachlan Brown, curiosity is cited as an essential component of a happy life. A 2013 Harris Poll showed that only 1 in 3 Americans say they are very happy. It is through adopting beneficial perceptions and behaviors such as curiosity that happiness is increased.

The Talmud states, “We don’t see the world as it is, we see it as we are” . . . it is our mindset, our perspective, that creates our reality. For example, in this time of lockdown, we can look at our life and feel fear over Covid19 and see all the problems; or we can say, my life is good, as long as I leave the media out of it. We have the opportunity to choose our perspective. If we decide to see fear, the world will seem scary. If we choose to see love, the world will appear beautiful.

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Once you begin adopting playfulness, curiosity, and self-trust into your life, you will begin to experience more magic. The magic of joy and wonder!
These two emotions build on each other and are entwined. By taking this course, you will find your inner joy and wonder.