GA 643 | Asking Better Questions with Kabrina Ashley

Most organizations say they want high performers, yet quietly punish them for being too valuable to lose. Kabrina Ashley, a coach and behavioral science practitioner based in Nashville, makes the case that the real barriers to change, growth, and improvement are not strategic, they’re neurological. The conversation covers why good intentions still produce bad outcomes, and what leaders can do differently once they understand what is actually happening inside their employees’ heads.

In this episode you’ll learn:

How inertia shapes the way people respond to change (8:57)

What the high performers paradox costs organizations over time (10:57)

Why personality frameworks can mislead leaders who rely on them too heavily (14:51)

How asking better questions changes what people believe is possible (18:47)

Why most corporate training fails to produce lasting retention (22:57)

What running old code means and where it comes from (26:49)

How the habit loop connects to the rewards we give ourselves at work (30:56)

Why the quality of your questions determines the quality of your results (35:10)

“The quality of your life is determined by the quality of questions that you ask.” – Kabrina Ashley

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