Why doesn’t a person want to learn more?

Every man has his own “engine” that is fueled by motivation, which in turn is fueled by inner desire. This desire is channeled on what makes each one happy.

Let’s take two models of inner desires that are in opposition to each other:

- Some want to know as much as possible, it turns out that they are very curious about a certain field, involved “bombarding” you with questions, at some point you may consider them stressful, but they are the ones who want to understand. Most of the time, those who have such a personality are also those who choose a job that they like. As a result, he will perform good in that job

- Others in opposition, are not curious about anything, maybe they just want to play, maybe they want to sit all day on TV or do something that has nothing to do with any job, but the bills have to be paid, as a result they have to find a job that will ensure their existence. Unfortunately, in opposition to the former, they are never curious.

All these desires are part of the “way of being” and they can be influenced from childhood. Here I have another saying: for any work, both the hand of the grinder and the material to be polished matter equally. How can they be influenced in childhood?

Let’s take some examples: