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Resilience Agenda Radio is for people who want to go a step deeper in understanding mental health, well-being and the good life. We do this through the inspiring language, rituals and tools of Mental Fitness.We make you feel smart, challenged inspired, motivated and proud to talk about mental health in a totally new and approachable way. Each episode, we talk to experts and leading thinkers from around the world to discover new ideas, strategies and tools for developing, improving and maintaining our Mental Fitness – the key life skill of the 21st century. Mental health is a massive topic – so that too often it’s hard to understand, take action on and get excited about. Too often it’s framed by extremes and something to only worry about in a crisis. Resilience Agenda aims to change all that by making mental health more relevant, inspiring and engaging. We empower people to understand and develop their mental health through our inspiring idea of Mental Fitness – Just imagine if we could think about our Mental Fitness just like our physical fitness! In each episode we discover new insights and strateiges for our mental health & well-being and learn more about 10 steps of The Mental Fitness Toolkit. We cover the latest science on mindset, connection, optimism, gratitude, reframing, perspective, connection, writing, movement, resilience, personal values, goal-setting, habit-formation, behaviour change, burnout prevention, and what self-care and stress recovery really mean. Resilience Agenda Radio is hosted by Resilience Agenda founder, best-selling author and sought-after keynote speaker Hadleigh Fischer. Hadleigh’s mission is to change the way people relate to mental health so that it’s more positive, proactive and preventative and to turn Mental Fitness into a global movement.
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Are you searching for a parenting philosophy that goes beyond the latest trends and fads? Join us as we explore the ancient wisdom of Stoicism and its application to modern-day parenting with Brittany Polat, author of "Tranquility Parenting."Discover how Stoic principles can help you:Navigate the challenges of raising children in today's culture.Develop resilience, not just happiness, in your children (and yourself!).Find the balance between giving your children autonomy and providing a sense of security.Manage your emotions and reactions as a parent.Cultivate a peaceful and fulfilling family life.Brittany delves into key Stoic concepts such as:The Trichotomy of Control: Learn to focus on what you can control and let go of what you can't.Preferred Indifference: Discover the power of not being attached to external outcomes.Living in Accordance with Virtue: Understand how Stoicism encourages values like compassion, self-discipline, and resilience.This episode offers a unique perspective on parenting that will leave you feeling empowered and inspired. Tune in and embark on a journey towards Tranquility Parenting!
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When our everyday becomes routine, it's easy to fall into the trap of mindlessness. We're joined by Harvard's very own "mother of mindfulness", Dr. Ellen Langer who walks us through the different ways we often find ourselves battling with the ability to rightfully differentiate a tragedy or an inconvenience.Listen on as Dr. Langer shares the strategies that we can incorporate in our lives, in order to reframe the way we categorize the good and bad, to help us go from being mindless to being mindful.
In the first episode for 2022, we wanted to learn more on how to sleep better, focus better, and feel calmer. What better way to improve on these things than by taking a look at the way we breathe? Joined by Patrick McKeown, one of the world's leading experts on functional breathing and the author of several books, including Atomic Focus and the Oxygen Advantage as he walks us through how we can improve our wellbeing through an automatic function we often take for granted.
In this episode, we talk to Ted speaker, author, psychologist, resilience and behavioural change expert and fountain of collective wisdom, Kristen Lee, who joins us from Boston.
In today's episode, we speak with psychologist, author, TEDx presenter and mindfulness and compassion expert Shauna Shapiro from Santa Clara University in the US. We talk about how perfectionism makes us unhappy, what we really mean by the present moment, how self-compassion is at the heart of personal growth, and doesn't make us soft, and how we can take a more realistic and helpful approach to dealing with life, problems and choices.
In today's episode we speak with Lifeline Central West CEO Steph Robinson who talks us through the unique challenges of mental health in the 'bush' (rural areas), the important work Lifeline does in times of stress and uncertainty for people, and we spend 25 minutes walking through a role-play of how to approach someone we care about, ask them if they are okay, and most importantly, what to say and do if they say no...If you are pressed for time, fast forward to the 20 minute mark, where this must listen interview gets going.
In today’s episode with Nir Eyal we discuss how to overcome the challenges of distraction from social media, the news and procrastination. We talk about Nir’s Wall St Journal best-selling book ‘Indistractable’ and how it’s not our phones that cause us to become distracted, it’s our inability to better manage uncomfortable internal feelings. Nir shares with us how becoming Indistractable is set to become the ‘superpower of the 21st century‘, and in four easy-to-understand steps helps us learn to make our attention levels indestructable. We talk about the challenges that COVID-19 has on staying productive, especially while working from home, and the impact that expectations, our need for structure and forethought in planning our time has on staying connected to others, getting things done, and how to feel properly relaxed when we are unwinding. We cover the ways we can teach principles of attention and focus to our kids, so that they remain digitally literate, but socially engaged at the same time. Nir talks about how most advice about using digital technologies is actually unsustainable and proposes several practical ideas for you and your team about crafting your work environment for better mental health, productivity and connection. In a fast-paced, wide-ranging and entertaining interview, Nir shares five years of in-depth research and his experience working in and around Silicon Valley, implementing and teaching behavioural design principles to leading technology companies and students.You won’t want to miss this interview with the world-class Nir Eyal.
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