Interviews

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What happens when you’re a professional athlete and you get knocked around by two car accidents and a blood disease and you can’t do sport anymore, ever? How do you reorient yourself in a useful way to grow stronger? Author Jennifer Eggers shares her personal experience and research in a powerful framework.

Rick Heyland and Jennifer Eggers (President of LeaderShift Insights) have a passionate discussion about how to create personal and organizational resiliency. They discuss the importance of clear purpose, aligned goals, core beliefs and clear values to build resilience and deal with the disruption in the world today.

This show is all about the journey and a pivotal moment in a person’s life or career where they stopped and said “How did I get here?” either at the start or end of a significant transitional period.

This episode is about: The Critical Benefits of Resiliency. Is it possible to build resilience not only in yourself but also on your team?

Jennifer and Gregory’s exchange brings a profound jump into understanding your confidence. Likewise, we investigate how it drives your flexibility alongside our decisions. We find how we settle on choices by shaping the premise of our capacity to face challenges and be true, pick our mentalities, let go of our attitudes, comprehend our motivation, and in conclusion accumulate a gratefulness for what achievement resembles.

This is your host Zachary Alexander, Enterprise Architect at SubscriptionMaker.net. The reason that we are talking with Jennifer is because she is an expert in resilience. For me, that means finding a way to weather a storm. It means digging deep to find the right stuff to continue on in the face of unfavorable odds.

#211 Jennifer Eggers, CSP tells you how to build resilience before you need it and why resilience has nothing to do with bounding back.

In this episode of his renowned podcast for leaders, Eddie Turner and I discussed my work with leadership teams and organizations facing disruption who want to increase their organization’s capacity to adapt so they can emerge stronger and more effective faster.

In this podcast Gary Wilburs and I discuss resilience – the topic of my newly released best selling book. What it looks like, why it is important, and how to build resilience, both on as a leader and on an organizational scale.