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Resiliency Matters – Dr. Mollie Marti with pandemic expert Dr. Michael Osterholm, Dir of CIDRAP
In this special episode of Resiliency Matters, Dr. Mollie Marti talks with one of the world’s leading COVID-19 experts, Dr. Michael Osterholm, founding director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) and author of “Deadliest Enemy: Our War Against Killer Germs”, about preparation, survival, adaptation and growth
Resiliency Tool: Keep Your Power
During this lockdown, we can feel completely powerless – that can be overwhelming and scary, particularly when this pandemic seems too big for us to deal with. What do you have control of? How can you impact that and make positive changes? Today Bob talks to us about that loss
RESILIENCY LESSONS REVISITED: CHILEAN MINE TRIUMPH
In times of great adversity, we can help refuel our energy through inspiring stories of when people triumphed over daunting challenges. It struck me that one of these stories is that of the Chilean miners from 2010. A decade ago, a worldwide web of viewers watched 33 miners being pulled
THRIVE Coffee House, David Richmond on perspective
During these uncertain and possibly uncomfortable times, often it can feel like we are on a rollercoaster of emotions. We are having to change routines and get used to a new way of life. Last week at the THRIVE Coffee House, David Richmond, COO of Worldmaker International led a discussion
Overheard in the THRIVE Coffee House : Loving Kindness Meditation
Dr. Mollie Marti shares a simple loving kindness practice. “Over the years, through my work with individuals and communities deeply impacted by trauma and loss, I found myself adapting it in ways to help regulate emotions. Repeating these words helped me calm myself and invited others to downshift.” Mollie Marti, co-founder and
Resiliency Matters – Dr. Mollie Marti with guest Bob Burg, co-author of “The Go-Giver”
In this special pandemic edition, Dr. Mollie Marti and Bob Burg, co-author of “The Go-Giver” discuss Five Laws for Success: Value, Compensation, Influence, Authenticity, Receptivity. The Go-Giver Way guides you to create value, touch lives, build networks, be real and stay open. How can these guidelines help in work and
Our leaders must make friends with vulnerability and imperfection
Leadership and suspicion. Leadership and authenticity don’t always go hand in hand. Politicians and authenticity even less so. With great power comes great responsibility, and along with that, often quite a bit of suspicion from the people that they have power over. The term “power over” itself is problematic. Better
Resiliency Matters – Dr. Mollie Marti with guests General Jeff Buchanan and Bob VandePol
In this special pandemic edition, Dr. Mollie Marti discusses resilience and leadership perspectives with Lieutenant General Jeff Buchanan (US Army, Ret) and crisis response expert and director of the Pine Rest EAP, Bob VandePol. What can you do to better lead yourself and others through these challenging times? Listen in!
Worldmaker International Opens THRIVE Coffee House
As part of its pandemic resource programming, Worldmaker has opened a virtual THRIVE Coffee House. The Coffee House is supporting people from around the world to come together, get resources, process their experiences, and support each other. Dr. Mollie Marti (US) and David Richmond (UK) currently are hosting Coffee House
Contain the Crisis
Have you heard the saying‘ bad things come in 3’s?’ -well there might be something in that…in this video, Bob talks about the impact of being under the influence of stress when things go wrong. How do you cope in stressful situations and is there anything you can be doing
What’s Your Resiliency Plan
Day to day it may not feel like it but you have been through harder challenges than this pandemic before and you came out the other end…. You dug deep into your resilience toolbox to overcome that; what you did was unique to you. Take time to recognise that and
Resiliency Tool: Who’s in Your Pack
During this pandemic, not being around those people that we love can be really tough – we are social beings and have the need for connection with others. We think that Rudyard Kipling hit the nail on the head in the Jungle Book when he said ‘the strength of the