I believe that I might have enjoyed this book more if it had been more about what it advertised and less about Brian's life as a media producer. I mean I get that curiosity is what lead him to his current life and that by pushing himself to ask questions it is why he has had such success, but the book doesn't flow as well for it to be as inspirational as I had hoped. If you remove the name-dropping and simple focus on the main aspect of the book, i.e. the power of a curious mind, then you will find the book to be interesting and inspiring. It is because of the choppy nature of the narrative that I found myself tiring of this title. I can't help but wonder how this will compare with Elizabeth Gilbert's Big Magic, which comes out later this year.