Ilana Golan

But I will say one more thing, Mick.

I think people don't realize the era that we're in.

And I think it's important to talk about it for a second.

And maybe you talk a little bit about it in your show, I remember.

But

You know, like about 40 years ago, whatever, we were kind of in the era of IQ, right?

And we talk about it, right?

Intelligence, right?

We would do these tests.

And if you were smart and you had good IQ, then, you know, you would be a successful person.

And about a few decades ago, it was switched to EQ, to emotional intelligence.

You talk a lot about it.

And I think Richard Branson was one of the first ones to say EQ is actually more important than IQ.

And that gave a green light to a lot of leaders, a lot of founders, like, you know, suddenly because I didn't have the highest IQ.

I was never the highest student.

Like, that's not it.

Right.

But if you get a search today and people are listening, if you're searching for today, the skill that is most important right now is a Q adaptability quotient.

And if you don't build that adaptability, your ability to reinvent and leap is actually becoming the most important skill for the future of work.

And it is happening right now in front of our faces.