Ep. 3 - When We Talked About Being Curious and Finding Patterns

Episode 3 of the Into Cold Water podcast, hosted by IntoColdWater, titled "Ep. 3 - When We Talked About Being Curious and Finding Patterns" was published on June 27, 2021 and runs 38 minutes.

June 27, 2021 ·38m · Into Cold Water

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Ep. 3 - When she was young, curiosity made her fall from the tree she played on resulting in a broken leg. Since then, Bettina Rotermund considers curiosity as one of her main drivers; a tool to explore the world, find commonalities in the uncommon, to try new things - like cold showers, even though she doesn't like cold water. I learned from Bettina what one should save in our "mental toolbox", to be prepared to face any given situation. I learned from Bettina how to use curiosity as the power source to jump into cold water.

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Ep. 3 - When she was young, curiosity made her fall from the tree she played on resulting in a broken leg. Since then, Bettina Rotermund considers curiosity as one of her main drivers; a tool to explore the world, find commonalities in the uncommon, to try new things - like cold showers, even though she doesn't like cold water. I learned from Bettina what one should save in our "mental toolbox", to be prepared to face any given situation. I learned from Bettina how to use curiosity as the power source to jump into cold water.

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