If you search for "Be Curious, Not Judgmental" on the internet, you'll find memes, pins, T-shirts, artwork, and articles attributing these words to Whitman.

As for what the golfers can do to encourage more disabled participants at their clubs, Malmberg suggests: “Be curious, not judgemental. See the possibility in all golfers.

What do Ted, Rupert and darts have to do with leadership? Leaders need to question their questions—ask what you can do to make your questions more powerful.

Take a minute and meditate on the phrase: "Be curious, not judgmental." If we all did that, think about how it would change family dynamics, work conflicts, politics, media.

Even if it was invented by Ted Lasso, we should all be curious and not judgmental in our dealings with people.

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In Good Faith: ‘Be curious, not judgmental’ about the people around us In the four gospel accounts found in the Bible, Jesus asks more than 300 questions, many of which are open-ended, meaning ...

The theme of his message stuck with me: "Be curious, not judgmental," he told us. I'd never heard that saying before. "I'm stealing it," I told somebody after the service. In his sermon, Joey said ...