Curiosity as a Superpower

The Joy of Experimenting with Life

I’ve always had a thing for experimentation in my life.

Small tests, little tweaks here and there, just to see what happens.

Whether it’s exploring something health-related, dabbling in biohacking, or trying a new sport, I love the idea of gathering new insights.

Sometimes, the experiment is as simple as not checking my phone in the first few hours after waking up — just to see how that affects my day.

It might sound trivial, but I think it’s crucial to stay open to new things.

Life can get heavy, and we often get stuck in routines, but keeping that curiosity alive helps me stay grounded.

It keeps me from getting too judgy about the world around me, and I think that’s important.

Of course, there are times when I start an experiment, only to stop after a while, and then I’m left wondering: Is it me? Or is this just not for me?

Am I being lazy? Not consistent enough?

These questions pop up, but then I remind myself: that’s all part of the process.

Some experiments work, some don’t. And that’s okay. There’s just so much to see, feel, and learn in this world — it makes life more exciting and less serious.

For a time, I said yes to everything.