The majority of Americans spend less than 20 percent of each day doing what could be termed very engaging, enjoyable and meaningful activities (such as talking with close friends, bonding with loved ones, creating, playing, or pursuing a spiritual practice). Instead, most of our time and energy are spent either engaged in unsatisfying work activities and chores (commuting, standing in line at the post office, fixing broken appliances), or decompressing in ways that bring neither joy nor challenge (watching TV, snacking or just “doing nothing”). It doesn’t have to be this way, though — if we’re willing to shake up our pursuit of happiness by introducing some elements of surprise. Curious?
http://www.experiencelifemag.com/issues/may-2010/life-wisdom/the-power-of-curiosity.php
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