For decades, intelligence was measured with the Intelligence Quotient. Then we recognized the importance of the Emotional Quotient. But today, faced with a world in permanent flux, a third indicator becomes vital: the Adaptation Coefficient.
In this first episode of the “Quotient A Shorts,” I look back at the genesis of this concept and introduce its 4 dimensions:
→ Cognitive: learning, unlearning, changing perspective
→ Behavioral: acting, experimenting, knowing when to pivot
→ Emotional: managing stress, bouncing back, keeping a clear-eyed optimism
→ Social: adapting one’s interactions, collaborating differently
The good news? Unlike IQ, the Adaptation Coefficient develops. We can all become more adaptable.
Quotient A Shorts: 5-minute episodes on adaptation, alongside the interviews with entrepreneurs.