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Tané Hunter

Elevate: The Official Podcast of Elite Agent Magazine

DNA Of Purpose 

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Rhea Mercado

In today’s fast-paced business world, you can’t just rely on IQ and EQ to get you by and leaders need to learn how to become more adaptable.That’s the belief of Future Crunch co-founder Tané Hunter, who believes Adaptability Quotient (AQ) is going to become more important than ever in the years ahead.In this episode of the Elevate podcast with Elite Agent Managing Editor, Samantha McLean, Tané and Rhea Mercado reveal the difference between IQ, EQ and AQ and why the focus is moving towards adaptability.They also discuss how technology is attempting to change the world for the better, the difference between naive optimism and engaged active optimism and why it’s not humans vs technology.They also talk about how technology is allowing humans to be more creative and why you need to surround yourself with people who are smarter than you.“For general well-being, always surround yourself with people who are smarter than you. And that doesn’t mean necessarily IQ or EQ, but surround yourself, with people that are smarter than you, in a different area. Because they will know less of your perceived notions.” – Tané Hunter.Samantha, Tané and Rhea also discuss: 4:00 – Tané’s journey to founding Future Crunch. 9:45 – The purpose of Future Crunch. 13:15 – What’s happening in the world that is exciting Tané and Rhea. 17:45 – How to use Chat GPT for self-reflection. 20:00 – How to stay optimistic during the hard times. 28:15 – What to expect from Future Crunch at Elite Retreat. 27:00 – The difference between IQ, EQ and AQ 33:00 – The importance of being you and why you need to surround yourself with different people. ResourcesFuture Crunch – NewsletterTané HunterRhea MercadoElite RetreatThe post Future Crunch: Tané Hunter and Rhea Mercado on becoming more adaptable, active optimism and how technology is changing the world appeared first on Elite Agent.

In today’s fast-paced business world, you can’t just rely on IQ and EQ to get you by and leaders need to learn how to become more adaptable.That’s the belief of Future Crunch co-founder Tané Hunter, who believes Adaptability Quotient (AQ) is going to become more important than ever in the years ahead.In this episode of the Elevate podcast with Elite Agent Managing Editor, Samantha McLean, Tané and Rhea Mercado reveal the difference between IQ, EQ and AQ and why the focus is moving towards adaptability.They also discuss how technology is attempting to change the world for the better, the difference between naive optimism and engaged active optimism and why it’s not humans vs technology.They also talk about how technology is allowing humans to be more creative and why you need to surround yourself with people who are smarter than you.“For general well-being, always surround yourself with people who are smarter than you. And that doesn’t mean necessarily IQ or EQ, but surround yourself, with people that are smarter than you, in a different area. Because they will know less of your perceived notions.” – Tané Hunter.<h2>Samantha, Tané and Rhea also discuss:</h2><ul> <li>4:00 – Tané’s journey to founding Future Crunch.</li> <li>9:45 – The purpose of Future Crunch.</li> <li>13:15 – What’s happening in the world that is exciting Tané and Rhea.</li> <li>17:45 – How to use Chat GPT for self-reflection.</li> <li>20:00 – How to stay optimistic during the hard times.</li> <li>28:15 – What to expect from Future Crunch at Elite Retreat.</li> <li>27:00 – The difference between IQ, EQ and AQ</li> <li>33:00 – The importance of being you and why you need to surround yourself with different people.</li> </ul><h2>Resources</h2><a href="https://futurecrun.ch/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Future Crunch</a> – Newsletter <a href="https://au.linkedin.com/in/tanehunter" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Tané Hunter</a> <a href="https://au.linkedin.com/in/rheamercs" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Rhea Mercado</a> <a href="https://eliteagent.com/elite-retreat-bali-2023/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Elite Retreat</a>The post <a href="https://eliteagent.com/future-crunch-tane-hunter-on-becoming-more-adaptable-active-optimism-and-how-technology-is-changing-the-world/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Future Crunch: Tané Hunter and Rhea Mercado on becoming more adaptable, active optimism and how technology is changing the world</a> appeared first on <a href="https://eliteagent.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Elite Agent</a>.

Future Crunch: Tané Hunter and Rhea Mercado on becoming more adaptable, active optimism and how technology is changing the world

The word purpose has worked its way into part of our everyday vocabulary. Not just in business, but also in our personal lives, the concept of delving into the very existence of ourselves and our organisations has become something that we as humans crave. But where do we begin with such a big, lofty concept? What are some of the steps we can take to explore our purpose, and apply it to our lives? Today’s guest, Tané Hunter, is a self confessed science geek, a cancer researcher, bio-informatics, and science communicator. He’s a co-founder of Future Crunch, as well as a data analytics startup, Lighthouse. He holds a Masters in Bioinformatics from the University of Melbourne, and has worked for the Melbourne Royal Children’s Hospital diagnosing rare genetic diseases. In short, this guy knows a lot about the way our bodies work.But what do our bodies have to say about the idea of purpose? In today’s conversation Tane and I take a look at what this intersection is of biology and existence, and what the impact of being on purpose can have on our bodies.We talked about epigenetics, positive psychology, evolution, neuroscience, storytelling, DNA and almost everything in between, so prepare to learn a whole lot about your body that you never knew before.“If people walk away from this with anything, I want them to walk away realising they can control the information that comes to them, and understand the profound effects it has on your purpose, your health and on your direction and your life…if you feed yourself junk food, negative news and fear-mongering…then you’re going to be unhealthy and not able to fulfil your purpose. Take ownership, take control.”Knowing Tane and the Future Crunch crew, I knew that today’s chat was destined to be great, but I can hand on heart say this was an enlightening and exciting conversation. Bringing together two worlds, the world of science and the world of purpose took us down some rabbit holes that taught me more than I was expecting about the gravity of this thing we’re chasing, this examination of our existence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The word purpose has worked its way into part of our everyday vocabulary. Not just in business, but also in our personal lives, the concept of delving into the very existence of ourselves and our organisations has become something that we as humans crave. But where do we begin with such a big, lofty concept? What are some of the steps we can take to explore our purpose, and apply it to our lives? Today’s guest, Tané Hunter, is a self confessed science geek, a cancer researcher, bio-informatics, and science communicator. He’s a co-founder of Future Crunch, as well as a data analytics startup, Lighthouse. He holds a Masters in Bioinformatics from the University of Melbourne, and has worked for the Melbourne Royal Children’s Hospital diagnosing rare genetic diseases. In short, this guy knows a lot about the way our bodies work. But what do our bodies have to say about the idea of purpose? In today’s conversation Tane and I take a look at what this intersection is of biology and existence, and what the impact of being on purpose can have on our bodies. We talked about epigenetics, positive psychology, evolution, neuroscience, storytelling, DNA and almost everything in between, so prepare to learn a whole lot about your body that you never knew before. “If people walk away from this with anything, I want them to walk away realising they can control the information that comes to them, and understand the profound effects it has on your purpose, your health and on your direction and your life…if you feed yourself junk food, negative news and fear-mongering…then you’re going to be unhealthy and not able to fulfil your purpose. Take ownership, take control.” Knowing Tane and the Future Crunch crew, I knew that today’s chat was destined to be great, but I can hand on heart say this was an enlightening and exciting conversation. Bringing together two worlds, the world of science and the world of purpose took us down some rabbit holes that taught me more than I was expecting about the gravity of this thing we’re chasing, this examination of our existence. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.