S1E1. Wounded in battle
In this conversation, I speak with Zach Osborne, a former Army Ranger, about dealing with uncertainty, how his faith provided hope during challenging times, and why being wounded in Afghanistan was ultimately a gift.
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SEASON #1: When adversity strikes
In Season 1 of Reinvented, we’re exploring what happens when adversity strikes – from finding new sources of strength to rethinking your identity, and beyond.
Know when to switch it up
For as much as we fetishize perseverance and hard work, doesn’t it make more sense to just change course sometimes?
INTRODUCING: Reinvented
Overview Welcome to Reinvented, a podcast about the art and science of transformation. Highlights In this brief introductory episode, I share a bit about: The… Read More »INTRODUCING: Reinvented
What’s on your failure resume?
We’re all familiar with Success Resumes, but what if we started writing Failure Resumes, too? What might we learn in the process?
How to become more resilient: A guide for left-brained thinkers
How many times have you read an article on resilience and thought: “That’s great, but now what??”
Or, have you had a friend say: “You HAVE to try mindfulness!!” only to try it and find out that it’s not for you?
If you feel like there’s a gap between recognizing the importance of resilience and understanding where to get started, this article is for you.
How to escape the loneliness epidemic
How important are relationships to your happiness and wellbeing?
How can we be so connected but feel so lonely?
And what steps can we take to develop better relationships, build community, and feel more connected?
Helping organizations become more resilient
How can organizations become more resilient?
What lessons have we learned from Covid-19?
And do the insights and lessons from personal resilience translate to businesses?
(Re)learning to love the down cycle
Cycles are everywhere, but we keep trying to change or eliminate them. What do we lose in the process? And what might we gain from (re)learning to love the down cycle?
A closer look at cycles
Cycles are everywhere, but we keep trying to change or eliminate them. What do we lose in the process?