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	'''High agency''' is a psychological and behavioral concept first publicly articulated by Eric Weinstein during a 2016 interview on The Tim Ferriss Show. In the episode, Weinstein defined high agency as a mindset characterized by persistent, creative problem-solving in the face of obstacles, particularly when authority or systems present apparent limitations.		'''High agency''' is a psychological and behavioral concept first publicly articulated by Eric Weinstein during a 2016 interview on The Tim Ferriss Show. In the episode, Weinstein defined high agency as a mindset characterized by persistent, creative problem-solving in the face of obstacles, particularly when authority or systems present apparent limitations.