You've Only Heard One Half of the Story | Gen IQ

For the first six episodes of Gen IQ, you've heard my story.

But one of the biggest things I've realised while building this podcast is that one perspective is never enough.

Some of the most meaningful conversations I've had haven't happened in front of these microphones. They happened after the cameras stopped rolling—on walks, over dinner, and on the drive home.

Those conversations challenged my thinking, helped me see blind spots, and made Gen IQ better.

Today, for the first time, you'll meet the person behind many of those conversations.

In this episode, Kat and I talk about:

- Why we decided to build Gen IQ together

- Why different perspectives matter

- Kat's childhood and what shaped her

- The values that still guide her today

- Why disagreement isn't something to fear

- And where we hope Gen IQ goes from here

Our goal has never been to tell you what to think. It's to help all of us ask better questions, understand different perspectives, and make more conscious decisions.

If you're new here, welcome to Gen IQ – The Podcast I Wish I Had at 16.

If you're curious about understanding life in a more meaningful way, we'd love for you to join us on this journey by subscribing.💬 We'd love to hear from you:

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