I just read a book called "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman! (Adventures of a Curious Character)" and it is what inspired this video. The concept is relatively simple, but not a lot of people pratice it. Richard Feyman is curious about everyting. When he sees a flower it is not sure a flower, but he thinks about the cell structure, the molecules, how it gets sunlight, how long it survives, etc, etc. A millionaire mentor of mine once told me that one of the key attributes of success was to be curious about everything and to keep asking yourself questions. By doing this you are able to dive deeper in to any given obstacle and come up with a better understanding of the what the possible solution might be. Watch this video to learn more.