Curiosity Didn’t Kill the Cat with Alice Ford

Dreams only become reality when we actually are curious enough to start implementing and making them happen. - Alice Ford

I say all the time that I'd be sitting in my villa in Tangier right now if I had a dollar or ten for every single person I've encountered who said I want to host a travel show. My guest for this episode, award winning host, adventure filmmaker and stunt woman, Alice Ford, created a travel show and turned it into a viable business.

Alice says curiosity is the key to all of it.

Curiosity not only didn't kill the cat, it made the cat smarter and more confident, according to Alice.

Key takeaways

You can turn your curiosity into a career
Curiosity allows you to be open to new opportunities
Share your curiosity with others
Ask questions!
Be curious to start doing it, creating it, exploring it
Know the limits/boundaries of your curiosity (ask yourself is this safe? how does my curiosity impact others?)

Alice's impressive resume is built on her exercising her curiosity. She is a self-described adrenaline junkie who has hiked some of the world’s tallest mountains, gone swimming with sharks, jumped out of airplanes, repelled down cliff sides and traveled solo all over the world documenting every moment for her award-winning series Alice’s Adventures on Earth, AND Alice has worked as a stuntwoman on some of Hollywood's biggest blockbusters over the last decade including Spiderman - No Way Home, Transformers 4 & 5, Star Trek Into Darkness, Red Notice and Tenet.

Get more curious about Alice: alicesadventuresonearth.com (website), AliceFordAdventures (youtube), AlicesAdventuresonEarth (instagram)