In the second installment of my conversation with the world-renowned brain coach and best-selling author, Jim Quick,

we dive deeper into the mindset, heart set, and the skill set that transformed the shy boy once labeled with a broken brain into a global force for learning leadership and limitless potential. Jim believes

fiercely that cognitive flexibility, creativity, and the ability to learn how to learn are the true

superpowers of the 21st century. And yet, as he notes, these are the very skills that schools rarely teach.

And I know as a mom to four boys, schools tell you what to learn and what to remember.

And as Jim says, they do not tell you how to think, how to focus, how to remember, how to grow.

And this is a huge issue in my mind and especially gyms. This distinction

becomes the foundation of our discussion today and about the future of education, the rising

cost of traditional degrees, and whether college is really necessary for our children today.

In this deeply candid conversation, Jim opens up about his own nonlinear path,

once marked by traumatic brain injury, bullying focus challenges, and the feeling of never

being enough. It's a journey that began with a struggle but evolved into a lifelong mission

to help people, unlock their potential, and understand the power of the

brain they've been given.

For Jim, purpose is a passion and service, and that purpose has now reached hundreds of

millions across the globe.

We talk about entrepreneurship as a calling, not a career, about raising children to follow

what lights them up and about the responsibility that comes with leading a team, a movement,

and a message. Jim also shares the surprising truth about being an introvert on stages across

continents. He is a fire that has fueled more than three decades of impact. If you miss

part one, I suggest you look back a few episodes and listen to part one. It was eye-opening,

enlightening. You're going to love it. Part two reveals the man behind the mission. The entrepreneur

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