Article by:
Shannon Fable
In October, I attended the IHRSA convention in Dallas, Texas, where I was fortunate enough to hear Diana Kander's keynote presentation. Kander is a New York Times Best-selling author specializing in innovation. Along with Andy Fromm, she wrote The Curiosity Muscle, which I read in one sitting after being blown away by the knowledge bombs she was dropping all over the audience.
Kander’s take on the role curiosity plays in our successes and our failures should be mandatory listening for anyone in the fitness industry looking to impact more lives. I'll give you a quick overview here and strongly urge you to put her words into practice: “Curiosity is like a muscle; if you ignore it, it will atrophy, but if you properly develop it, it will grow stronger and help you achieve extraordinary results.” Read full health and fitness article here.
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