Courageous Curiosity: Travis Cournoyer on Asking "Stupid" Questions, Shame, and Starting Over
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Courageous Curiosity: Travis Cournoyer on Asking "Stupid" Questions, Shame, and Starting Over
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In this episode of Adulting With Autism, we sit down with Travis Cournoyer (Lucid Motors engineer, former startup CEO, and author of Courageous Curiosity: Find the Answers Where Everyone Else Is Afraid to Look) to talk about the kind of questions autistic adults and neurodivergent people often carry in silence—the ones we're afraid will make us look "stupid," "too much," or "difficult."
Travis shares the moment that changed his life—moving from shame and silence in graduate school to building a career in high-pressure tech environments by doing the one thing many of us avoid: asking the question anyway. We unpack his definition of a "stupid question" (an honest question you've been shamed for asking), how to disrupt the shame spiral, and practical ways to start speaking up at work, in school, and in everyday life—without abandoning your authenticity.
If you've ever felt like an alien trying to survive adulthood, this one will feel like belonging.
Guest: Travis Cournoyer
Book: Courageous Curiosity (Launch: Nov 14)
Website: https://www.askanyway.org
Topics: autism & adulting, masking, communication, workplace anxiety, shame resilience, neurodivergence, self-advocacy, confidence, asking questions, authenticity.