How do you know when you’re walking in the wrong direction? And is there even such a thing as a “right direction” in the first place? These are the questions that inspired Jenn Quader’s TEDx Talk: “Confidently Walking in the Wrong Direction.” In this episode, Jenn takes the guest seat for an interview with Dr. Kelly Culver and producer Asef Quader, where she explains how you can walk with resilience and confidence, even while navigating change. Jenn also shares practical insights for companies looking to build a more resilient, empowering culture, and she explains how the Knowledge Quotient can help you make confident decisions.

Episode Recap:

Intro (0:00:00)
Get to know today’s guest and our podcast co-host, Jenn Quader (0:02:38)
What does resiliency mean to you? (0:05:37)
Jenn Quader’s TEDx Talk: Confidently Walking in the Wrong Direction (0:11:02)
How has your TED Talk changed your life? (0:27:36)
Can you tell us more about how to use the Knowledge Quotient? (0:29:05)
How do you balance listening to yourself with listening to external sources? (0:40:32)
What role does confidence play in resiliency? (0:45:14)
How can companies develop a culture that empowers people? (0:47:14)
Get to know Jenn with some rapid-fire questions (1:00:27)

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