How to Be Curious: Ideas to make you think differently
(Paperback)
Publishing Details
How to Be Curious: Ideas to make you think differently
By (Author) Stylist Magazine
With Meena Alexander
Foreword by Lisa Smosarski
Headline Publishing Group
Headline Home
29th April 2025
30th January 2025
United Kingdom
Classifications
General
Non Fiction
Assertiveness, motivation, self-esteem and positive mental attitude
Physical Properties
Paperback
304
Width 129mm, Height 198mm
Description
'Why' is a question we constantly ask as children, curious to understand the world around us. As adults, we tend to think our work is done, that to ask 'why' is to admit how much we still don't know.
But 'why' is the word that helps us learn, grow and truly get to know ourselves - things we are never too old to do. So if you haven't asked that question in a while, this book is here to inspire and motivate you to renew your curiosity. Full of fresh perspectives and intelligent thinking, How to Be Curious encourages you to dig deeper into your work, wellbeing, relationships and inner world. Award-winning journalist and Features Director at Stylist, Meena Alexander, brings you chapters on everything from battling burnout and biohacking your brain, to rethinking the way you rest and learning to thrive alone, packed with insights from industry-leading experts, interactive quizzes and journaling prompts. Consider it a life coach you can carry with you; a place to find the answers to the questions we ask ourselves every day.With a foreword written by Stylist's editor-in-chief, Lisa Smosarski and insight from: - Sarah Ellis- Dr Julia Ravey - Francesca Specter - Charlene Gisele - Natalie Lue - Hattie MacAndrews - Katherine Morgan Schafler - Karen Glass - Ben RamalingamAuthor Bio
Meena Alexander is an award-winning editor and writer with experience across national newspapers, magazines and books. She's held editorial positions at The Times and Sunday Times and is currently the Associate Editor of Stylist, where she's been awarded Best Section Editor by the British Society of Magazine Editors and named one of MediaWeek's 30 Under 30 and the PPA's Next Gen. Her work spans lifestyle, culture, health and wellbeing, with a particular focus on women and marginalised communities.
