Did curiosity really kill the cat?

Curiosity may well have killed the cat; but just as a cat has nine lives, in business we have to be prepared to reincarnate and envision new life. The only way to do that is by constantly being curious - and questioning the why. It's time to challenge the status quo. read more

The full proverb should be “Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back.” The second, oft-ignored part of the proverb answers the question, that the satisfaction of being curious brought the cat back to life. read more

Anyway, it doesn’t really matter – this is me just being curious. At RAVE Et Al, we work with parents, schools and government to provide relevant capacity building programs for children/teens and young adults in the area of values, life skills and digital citizenship education. read more

‘Curiosity killed the cat’ is a proverb warning of the dangers of unnecessary investigation. The original form of the proverb, dating back to around 1600 was “Care killed the cat”. read more