Why Actions Speak Louder than IQ
May 08, 2019•21 min•Season 1Ep. 26
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Episode description
Kathy Kolbe and Sterling Loucks, discuss some common misconceptions about Fact Finders. They get rid of the myth that knowing more facts means a higher IQ.
Show Notes:
00:00 Intro
00:30 A Sequel to the Quick Start Myths
01:05 Definition of Fact Finder
03:28 Fact Finders are all brilliant, right?
05:00 IQ is evenly distributed across all modes of action
06:05 How Fact Finders see the world
06:42 How can you see Fact Finder?
08:30 Fact Finders make great excuses
10:00 Affect always comes first
13:30 Fact Finders are experts
14:40 Fact Finder + Quick Start
17:40 IQ and Fact Finder have no correlation
18:25 We must differentiate interests and intelligence
21:23 End
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