Wise words, David. I’ve been long a preacher that curiosity is more important than passion itself (heck, I even wrote about it too earlier this year! https://medium.com/@magalhini/curiosity-over-passion-8f484d6f3881#.8ibicb64q) — because curiosity comes from a place of genuine, almost childlike interest, which ties in with our internal “must dos” in life most of the time. Passions, on the other hand, are often mixed up with what we “should do” instead, and I find that to be dangerous territory.

Following your curiosity can also be less demanding that following your passion, with less strings attached. This is so key in keeping you engaged in the work we do as well! But we need to be reminded of this choice every so often… well, I do at least :)