After some pivoting, strategizing, and a lot of help from mentors, I'm back with a mission.
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While Caving in to Curiosity was initially an ambition to grow a new network in Grenoble and elsewhere, turning it into a business has proven harder than planned.

So as of July, Caving in to Curiosity is a customer-focused consulting firm, encouraging curiosity and creativity to improve business results.  Same idea, different goals.

Our events will be maintained - I truly believe there is something to be done in this space.  And I've loved seeing the discussions and connections made at each one.  They will be free and open for all, once a month in Grenoble, and with any luck, the network will continue to grow.

So stay in touch.  I will be adding more marketing content to the site in the coming months.

​Thanks for your support!

In a world full of agorithms, data, machines, and numbers, creativity, curiosity, and collaboration become increasingly important to our businesses and relationships.  It's what makes us human.

Caving in to Curiosity is a project to dive deep into the human condition and connect those who are

• Curious about people and products
• Curious about the world around them
• Curious about history, psychology, the arts...
• Curious about what makes the world turn
• And everything in between

Origins
When I think about the people I admire, I’m drawn to, and I enjoy working with, they all have one trait in common: curiosity. And a strong desire to do something with what they’ve learned. They think creatively and focus on people.

So let's do something together.

Here we go, I'm launching the Caving in to Curiosity blog!  So add me to your RSS feed or follow us on LinkedIn or Twitter for updates.

Also, with this launch, I am grateful to those who have encouraged me to make it happen.
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Thank you to:
My family, for not making (too much) fun of me as I read “The Economist” on the beach
My friends and colleagues for listening, pushing, and believing
My mentors (you know who you are), for sharing your experiences and encouraging me to do better…and believe in myself.
And also,
Adam Grant, for his daily tweets and the book "Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World"
Susan Cain, for her book "Quiet: The power of introverts in a world that can't stop talking" 
Amy Cuddy, for a like of a retweet, just at the right time
​And a host of other influencers that will come up over time

Talk to you soon!