I'd put $100 on the hunch that I am the most curious person alive. I haven't found any metrics to support that claim, but give me a shout if you know of one.

DigiGirl Media is how I now get paid for doing what I love and allowing my inner nerd to run free.

Example: I'm a degreed instructor of English Grammar and Composition. How is it benefiting me now, beyond the obvious? I'm able to skip a lot of of middlemen to turn my constant stream of content ideas into fairly decent writing. I actually edited my classmates' notes they'd pass me in class. I was certain he/she would want to be corrected.

Personality Trait: Off-the-charts curiosity. How can it be beneficial? My drive for answers or info is strong enough that I'm able to quickly find people who have and don't mind sharing their knowledge. I've heard stories that've never been shared before, been able to 'call for help' when no one knew help was needed. 'Connecting the Dots' is one thing; collecting enough dots to gain meaningful insight is where the magic lies. Never be satisfied with the dots you've been handed - quadruple the amount of dots you can connect by learning to ask the right questions. :)