Customer growth comes from two sources: strengthening relationships with existing customers and attracting new ones. Forrester's Total Experience (TX) framework was designed to measure both. Now it takes the next step. Host Angelina Gennis welcomes James McQuivey, VP, Research Director at Forrester, to discuss the next generation of Total Experience and the introduction of EX impact, a new measure that reveals how employee experience influences customer experience (CX) and brand experience (BX). James explains why employee experience is not simply another score to add to the model. Instead, it acts as a force that can accelerate or hinder growth ambitions. Using examples from retail brands such as Costco, Trader Joe's, and Aldi, Angelina and James explore how employee empowerment, enablement, and inspiration shape customer outcomes and long-term business performance. They discuss: Why Total Experience focuses on customers and non-customers as the two sources of growth How employee experience can amplify or constrain CX and brand performance What Forrester's new EX impact measure reveals about organizational momentum Why some companies achieve strong CX despite weaker employee experience, and the risks that creates How leaders can use connected customer, brand, and employee data to make smarter investment decisions