Talking Points
- Who Rebecca is and how her purpose aligns with Inqli
- Rebecca’s story of finding her calling in the work she does
- How Rebecca navigated a non-traditional career pursuit and found the trust in herself to do so
- How and why Rebecca defaults to trust on a regular basis
- How trust in others and being trustworthy builds persistence and big ideas
- Rebecca’s advice for those looking to make an impact in the social impact space
- The future for Rebecca, Inqli, and their partnerships
Quotables
“We can really create opportunities for everyone to equally have access to becoming who they believe they can be.” – Rebecca Kirstein Resch
“I really had to trust myself and trust my own instincts, and ultimately where I found any success at all was trusting others in that learning journey.” – Rebecca Kirstein Resch
“I always sought out other people. I always sought out other people who had gone before me.” – Rebecca Kirstein Resch
“I just believed people were trustworthy, and operated as such until they gave me a reason not to trust them.” – Rebecca Kirstein Resch
“The trade-off in not trusting people as the default is as far as I’m concerned, a far more painful path.” – Rebecca Kirstein Resch
“Big ideas never, ever happen alone. You cannot conceive of a big idea and expect that you’ll drive that into existence without the support and help and brilliance of others.” – Rebecca Kirstein Resch
“Get really clear on who you are and what lights you up and what you really believe, and find the others. They’re out there.” – Rebecca Kirstein Resch
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