By skyforbes 
I usually sit down meaning to ask one small question — something simple like how to resize a photo or what to make for dinner with what’s in the fridge.
But then I say yes to another idea, and another, until I’ve wandered into a whole new subject I didn’t even know I was curious about.
Sometimes, I find it hard to stop looking. It feels like behind every “yes” or “okay,” there’s something else waiting — something fun, interesting, or quietly wonderful.
And I love that feeling.
The Gentle Pull of Curiosity
ChatGPT doesn’t rush you. It doesn’t lecture or talk down.
It simply opens the next door and waits to see if you’ll step through.
It might ask,
“Would you like to know more?”
“Want an example?”
“Should I explain that a different way?”
Those small invitations are what keep me saying yes — not because I have to, but because it makes learning feel easy again.