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#52 Amy Radin: Why Asking the Right Questions Beats Having Quick Answers!

"Asking the right questions the right way at the right time can often be more of a determinant of your success than being the person to raise their hand and come up with the answer." - Amy Radin

Amy Radin is a pioneer in corporate innovation and strategic questioning. Amy shares her journey from the influence of her father's corner drugstore to becoming one of the world's first Chief Innovation Officers at Citi, and her roles at American Express, E-Trade, and more.

The conversation delves into the importance of curiosity and questioning for personal growth, achieving corporate goals, the emotional and practical aspects of leading change, and the role of strategic questioning in innovation.

Amy also discusses her experiences as an early-stage investor and advisor, highlighting the significance of asking the right questions to assess founders' pitches and provide guidance as they build their companies.

Sign up for Amy's newsletter, Uncommonly Pragmatic, at her website amyradin.com. 

Amy is available for live or virtual keynotes and workshops. She can be easily reached through LinkedIn direct messages to collaborate on how to bring her expertise to positively impact your organization.

This Curated Questions episode can be found on all major platforms and at CuratedQuestions.com.

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categories: Connection, Education, Leadership, Listening, Personal Growth, Innovation, Strategy
Thursday 10.09.25
Posted by Kenneth Woodward
 

#48 Ken Woodward The Curated Questions Origin Story: When It All Began!

" Once you have the question, the hard part begins." - Ken Woodward

In this solo episode, host Ken Woodward delves into the origin and development of the 'Curated Questions' project, which began in 2018. Ken shares his personal journey of curiosity, inspiration from Tim Ferriss' podcast, and the influences that led to the creation of his blog and subsequent podcast.

Highlighting notable milestones and influential interviews, Ken discusses the structure and purpose of the Curated Questions website and its various elements, including famous questions and lists. He also reflects on the profound impact of asking meaningful questions, illustrated with personal anecdotes.

The episode encourages listeners to embrace curiosity and engage with the world through the power of well-chosen questions.

This Curated Questions episode can be found on all major platforms and at CuratedQuestions.com.

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tags: Ken Woodward, Curated Questions, curiosity, questions, personal growth, self-reflection, podcast, Tim Ferriss, questioning techniques, mindfulness, leadership development, social justice, interview questions, mentoring, self-improvement, transformation, Jerry Colonna, Seth Godin, meaningful conversations, life coaching, professional development, workplace culture, diversity and inclusion, personal transformation, business strategy, networking, career development, communication skills, emotional intelligence, critical thinking, philosophy, introspection
categories: Community, Connection, Leadership, Listening, Mental Wellness, Personal Growth, Coaching, Creativity, Podcast, Questions
Thursday 09.11.25
Posted by Kenneth Woodward
 

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