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The Reciprocity of Interest (A Reflection)
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When you show interest in others, it's only inevitable that everyone will be interesting. This is a reflection on the reciprocal nature of curiosity.
The Reciprocity of Interest (A Reflection) Archive ↓ Best Posts All Posts Recent Posts Newsletter Book Courses ↓ Thinking In Stories The Examined Writer Reflections The Reciprocity of Interest (A Reflection) By Lawrence Yeo I recently finished Robert Caro’s wonderful memoir, Working . For those of you unfamiliar with Robert Caro, he’s pretty much the Michael Jordan of political biographies, the best-in-the-game at delving deep into a political figure and using that person’s life to illuminate a greater insight into the human condition. Caro has spent the majority of his writing career crafting
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