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#49 Naomi Campbell: The Key to Helping Others Find Their Own Questions!

"Questions are an extremely sophisticated thinking skill that everyone can use and practice all the time." - Naomi Campbell

In this episode, host Ken Woodward is in conversation with Naomi Campbell, Director of the Right Question Institute (RQI) Legal Empowerment Program. They delve into the transformative power of teaching people to ask questions, highlighting its impact across various fields, including education, legal practice, and healthcare.

Naomi shares her journey from an inquisitive childhood encouraged by her family and school, through law school at Harvard, to her work in Mexico City advocating for migrant workers. The episode emphasizes the importance of questioning as a sophisticated skill that fosters personal agency and enhances democratic participation. Naomi also discusses RQI's unique methods for teaching this skill and how they support change agents in different communities.

The conversation provides insightful examples of how empowering people to formulate their own questions can lead to meaningful social change and better navigating decision-making systems.

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

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tags: Ken Woodward, Curated Questions, Naomi Campbell, questioning skills, self-advocacy, empowerment, Right Question Institute, democratic participation, critical thinking, agency, power sharing, civic engagement, social justice, legal empowerment, healthcare advocacy, patient activation, educational reform, community organizing, decision making, micro democracy, question formulation, divergent thinking, convergent thinking, access to justice, immigrant rights, migrant workers, vulnerable populations, systemic change, advocacy training, professional development, leadership development, communication skills, equity
categories: Community, Community Service, Social Impact, Connection, Education, Leadership, Listening, Mental Wellness, Personal Growth, Questions, Teachers
Thursday 09.18.25
Posted by Kenneth Woodward
 

#35 Shelbie Morgan: When You Show Up for Yourself, Your World Changes

In this Curated Questions episode, host Ken Woodward is in conversation with Shelbie, who emphasizes the importance of showing up for oneself, making empowered decisions, and the value of financial literacy. They discuss her upbringing, shaped by strategic parenting and mandatory volunteering, and how these experiences cultivated her confidence, empathy, and strong work ethic. The conversation explores the importance of structured freedom, the power of serving others, maintaining financial awareness, and the impact of manifesting goals and self-belief. Shelbie's insights highlight the vital questions to ask oneself to achieve both personal and financial growth. Tune in for actionable advice on harnessing your full potential and building a successful, balanced life.

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tags: Ken Woodward, Curated Questions, Shelbie Morgan, showing up for yourself, self advocacy, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, manifestation, vision boards, structured freedom, volunteerism, curiosity, confidence building, decision making, money mindset, budgeting tips, subscription audit, emergency fund, business ventures, authentic self, personal growth, mindset shift, strategic parenting, service to others, kindness matters, passion activation, grit development, corporate america, side hustles, wealth building, self investment, peace and value, betting on yourself
categories: Leadership, Coaching, Listening, Mentoring, Personal Growth, Innovation, Strategy
Thursday 06.12.25
Posted by Kenneth Woodward
 

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