Michael Dell's autobiography, "Play Nice But Win" finishes with this statement:

“I don’t know why people aren’t more curious, and why curiosity isn’t considered a more important leadership trait.

A journalist once asked me if I was ever bored as a kid. I only had to think about it for a second: I never was, not even for a minute, because I was so curious. Every day I’d wake up and excited by all of the new things there were to learn about.

I feel much of the same way today. Change, true transformation, is a race with no finish line. Which means there’s so much more out there for me - for all of us - to learn about.

How cool is that?”