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Mentioned in 2 episodes

AQ

A New Kind of Intelligence for a World That's Always Changing
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Liz Tran's 'AQ' defines Agility Quotient as the capacity to handle change, disappointment, and uncertainty, arguing it complements IQ and EQ in today's fast-changing world.

The book explains why agility matters more now, traces the historical context of IQ and EQ, and outlines four archetypes—Astronaut, Neurosurgeon, Novelist, and Firefighter—that describe common responses to change.

It emphasizes developing durable, transferable skills over technical skills with short half-lives, and offers practical strategies (like 'giving turn signals') to bring others along during change.

Tran uses coaching and real-world examples from founders, creatives, and leaders to show how to grow AQ and avoid rigidity.

The book is positioned as a timely guide for anyone needing to stay relevant and resilient as the world evolves rapidly.

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Mentioned in 2 episodes

Mentioned by
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Rachel Warren
when introducing the guest and the guest describing the book's core concept of agility quotient.
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A New Kind of Intelligence
Introduced by
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Todd Henry
and discussed by
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Liz Tran
as a framework for developing agility to handle change, disappointment, and uncertainty.
The End Of History Illusion
Mentioned by
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Jessi Hempel
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Liz Tran
as the guest's new book introducing agility quotient (AQ) for navigating constant change.
The New Intelligence That Matters More Than IQ

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