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You’ve heard of IQ and EQ.They matter—but lately, they don’t feel like enough.
What we really need is the Agility Quotient (AQ).
AQ is your ability to handle change, disappointment, and uncertainty without losing your footing. And in a world where jobs shift overnight, and the future feels unclear, that ability matters more than ever.
Through my work with over 200 founders, executives, and dozens of teams, I’ve seen what actually helps people adapt instead of shutting down. This book shares those tools—so you can work with change, not fear it.
Change is inevitable. Learning how to move through it is a skill—and AQ is the new superpower for our unstable world.
AQ Intro Video
Selected Book Press
“The book’s appeal lies in its accessibility, inviting readers to rethink their relationship to uncertainty itself. In a world that keeps rewriting its rules, the most valuable intelligence may be the ability to change with them.”
– Financial Times
“In a world where disruption is no longer episodic but constant, Tran’s argument is bracing. Intelligence is no longer just about what you know or even how well you relate. It is about how steadily—and how courageously—you move when the ground beneath you shifts.”
– Forbes
Podcasts
Hello Monday
How Success Happens
Afford Anything Podcast
This Is Woman’s Work Podcast
Pre-Order AQ and receive:
A printable manifestation journal
NOTE: These webinars will be recorded if you are unable to attend live.
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Reviews for AQ
"A practical guide to navigating uncertainty... this will inspire readers to become more comfortable with discomfort."
- Publisher's Weekly
"A Must-Read Book"
- Next Big Idea Club
"The book is well written, with plenty of real-world examples of individuals who have successfully navigated significant changes in their lives.”
- Booklist
"The book's appeal lies in its accessibility, inviting readers to rethink their relationship to uncertainty itself. In a world that keeps rewriting its rules, the most valuable intelligence may be the ability to change with them."
- Financial Times
"In a world where disruption is no longer episodic but constant, Tran’s argument is bracing. Intelligence is no longer just about what you know or even how well you relate. It is about how steadily—and how courageously—you move when the ground beneath you shifts."
- Forbes
Resources for sharing AQ with your work or community
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Book Club Discussion Guide
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Manager 1:1 Discussion Guide
