Hosted by Ashley Carson · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 41 episodes
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Have you ever wondered if there is a resiliency quotient? Are resiliency and values directly correlated and do they impact each other? In the wake of challenge and adversity, does resiliency give us the strength to show up as our best self? How do we revisit our values and check-in with them? Join me as I meet with different friends, peers and leaders and we discuss their values, resiliency, and leadership. Over the course of many conversations, I hope to answer my burning question of whether there is a set of values that make one person more resilient than another and can they be taught.
Ashley Carson hosts Resiliency Theory, a society show with 41 episodes published.
“How do we stay grounded during frenetic times?” In this episode, Azucena shares her story of reinvention, courage, and what it means to trust yourself when the path ahead isn’t fully clear. She reflects on taking meanin
“What if resilience isn’t about pushing through… but recalibrating?” In this episode, Caitlyn and I discuss identity, perseverance, letting go, and learning to navigate the unexpected. Together, we explore what happens w
“Resilience isn’t about avoiding the hard parts. It’s about moving through them.” In this episode, Jess Zucal and I explore what it really means to build resilience in the face of challenge, uncertainty, and emotional di
“Some days, resilience is simply getting out of bed.” In this episode, Sarah Bellendaine and I explore how resilience is fluid. It shifts depending on what we are carrying, how much capacity we have, and where we are emo
What would you do if you were not afraid of the outcome? Not afraid of doing something different? Those questions came up in my latest conversation with Wendy Moore on the Resiliency Theory podcast. In this episode, we t
“Trust your future self.” That was one of the most powerful ideas that came up in my conversation with Jennifer Butler on the relaunched Resiliency Theory podcast. In this episode, we explore what it means to navigate un
During episode 8, season 2, I had the privilege of interviewing Susan Mann . Susan is an Executive Coach | Certified Dare to Lead™ Facilitator | People Strategy & Culture Consultant. Her values are love, nature, and adve
During episode 7, season 2, I was so honored to interview my friend, Tom Thomas. Tom is the CEO and Co-Founder of Votegrity, my former MBA peer, and I sit on the founding team with Tom at Votegrity. His values are empath
During episode 6, season 2, I had the privilege of interviewing one of my very dear friends, Gilbert Archuleta. Gilbert is the Director of Customer Energy Management at Puget Sound Energy. His values are authenticity, fi
During episode 5, season 2, I had the privilege of interviewing Rob McKenna. Rob is the Founder and CEO at WiLD Leaders and Founder of the WiLD Foundation. He defines his values are editability, humor and grace, walking
During episode 4, season 2, I had the privilege of interviewing Daniel Hallak, PHD. Daniel is the Chief Commercial Officer at WiLD Leaders. I just LOVED our conversation - Daniel is just as passionate about people, devel
During episode 3, season 2, I had the privilege of interviewing Karan Ferrell-Rhodes. Karan is the CEO & Lead Organizational Strategist at Shockingly Different Leadership. She defines her values as connectedness, securit
During episode 2, season 2, I had the privilege of interviewing Mikaela Kiner. Mikaela is Founder | CEO at Reverb, a consulting firm that provides flexible HR services for fast growing companies. She defines her values a
Welcome to season 2, episode 1 of the Resiliency Theory podcast. During episode 1, Rob Gregerson, editor extraordinaire, flipped the script and interviewed me. Yikes! Eeeek! I share my own personal story. My exploration
During episode twenty-six, I had the privilege of interviewing Rob Gregerson. Rob is the editor of this podcast, and through this journey of editing and talking and adapting to feedback has become an incredible friend wh
During episode twenty-five, I was honored to interview Jamie Hall. Jamie is an empathetic, calming, and genuine human, who I've had the priviledge of working with and calling my friend. She defines her values as refineme
During episode twenty-four, I interviewed Michael Dwomoh, PhD. Michael defines his values as family, adventure, creativity, friendship & faith. Michael's story... when asked... his upbringing, background, work experience
During episode twenty-three, I interviewed Jacy Imilkowski, think: “I-milk-cows-on-skis” if you need to remember it, is a certified project manager, resilience and burnout prevention coach, laughter leader, and a certi-F
Wendy Moore
VP of Marketing · SD Fire Rescue Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Butler
Partner and Leader of Government Sector Services · South Carolina Department of Mental Health
1 appearance on this show
Amanda Banks
Senior Vice President · Family Policy Alliance
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Rob McKenna
initiative to take down the state's income tax, and the race for the 5 open seats on Washington's Supreme Court · WiLD Leaders
1 appearance on this show
Jamie Hall
Licensed Professional Counselor and Board Certified Life Coach · Tigercub
1 appearance on this show
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