Law Practice
Nov. 13, 2014
Grow yourself by growing your curiosity
I'm curious about things. That curiosity fuels me and provides perpetual forward motion.
Sitting next to my desk in my home office are four stacks of books, varying in height. (I start a new stack when the previous begins to tumble.) Many are unread, some are partially completed and others have been read many times.
Almost all that I read is nonfiction. Looking at the nearest stack, I see "Blessed Unrest," by Paul Hawken, "How Paris Became Paris," by Joan DeJean, "Making Space: How the Brain Knows Where Things Are," by Jennifer Groh, "Searching for Robert Johnson,...
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