> Often it's not even curiosity, it's wanting to solve a problem instead of "doing work" at your "assigned role". If someone is writing me a check to work an "

> Often it's not even curiosity, it's wanting to solve a problem instead of "doing work" at your "assigned role". If someone is writing me a check to work an "assigned role" then by God that's what I'm doing. > I'm pretty sure what the GP is calling "discipline" is an euphemism for "passive obedience". Realizing that to get further in your career that you need to buckle down and be very good a specific thing is "passive obedience"?