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#63 Ken Woodward: The Inquisitive Almanack: 2026

"Direction often emerges not from knowing what you want, but from finally admitting what you don’t." - Ken Woodward

The Inquisitive Almanack: 2026 Edition closes the year with something Curated Questions has never quite done before—an affectionate, slightly irreverent, and deeply thoughtful almanack for the inner life.

Inspired by Benjamin Franklin’s Poor Richard’s Almanack, this episode blends dry wit, invented bureaucracy, and hard-won wisdom to offer forecasts not for the weather, but for the heart, mind, and questions we carry.

You’ll hear interior weather reports, proverbs for the asking class, arbitrary rules of inquiry, lunar phases of curiosity, and predictions for the questions most likely to surface in 2026—across leadership, relationships, parenting, teams, and personal life.

Released intentionally as the final episode of the year, this Almanack isn’t a recap or a resolution guide. It’s a pause. A breath. A lighter place to rest before the calendar turns and begins asking new things of us.

Come curious. Leave rested. And carry one good question forward.

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

Keep questioning!

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categories: Community, Connection, Leadership, Listening, Personal Growth, Coaching, Creativity, Gratitude, Mentoring, Parenting, Year End
Wednesday 12.24.25
Posted by Kenneth Woodward
 

#56 Garrett Wood: Safety, Burnout, and the High-Achievement Mask!

"The closer you become with these people while you're wearing that mask, the more distant you actually feel from the people around you." - Garrett Wood

In this episode of Curated Questions, host Ken Woodward engages in a deep conversation with Garrett Wood, a national board-certified health and wellness coach and certified clinical hypnotherapist. Garrett shares his insights on the hidden tolls of high achievement, addressing issues such as perfectionism, imposter syndrome, and burnout. He explores the power of questions and how they can transform our understanding of identity, worth, and achievement.

The discussion dives into the paradox of wearing masks to gain social acceptance, the first signs of burnout manifesting as cynicism, and the importance of creating authentic connections. Garrett also discusses practical strategies, such as non-sleep deep rest, to enhance performance and creativity, as well as the role of self-compassion in maintaining mental health.

This episode offers valuable perspectives on how to navigate and make sense of the world through the power of questioning.

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

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tags: Ken Woodward, Curated Questions, Garrett Wood, Gnosis Therapy, burnout recovery, executive coaching, sustainable success, non-sleep deep rest, NSDR, workplace wellness, high achiever burnout, cynicism at work, attachment theory workplace, questions for leaders, impostor syndrome, perfectionism burnout, cognitive performance, peak performance, wellbeing leadership, burnout symptoms, executive wellness, leadership development, workplace mental health, professional masking, authentic leadership, stress management executives, hypnotherapy coaching, somatic coaching, nervous system regulation, high performer wellness, success without sacrifice, workplace compassion, executive function coaching, preventive self-care
categories: Community, Connection, Leadership, Listening, Mental Wellness, Personal Growth, Coaching
Friday 11.07.25
Posted by Kenneth Woodward
 

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