Exploring the human quality of resilience through podcast interviews. Aleks Krotoski, host.
In this episode of The Resilient, we’re going to talk with Taylor Glenn about how getting what you wish for may be the worst thing in the world.
In a revealing and intimate conversation, Kelsey and Aleks dive into the moment Kelsey realised the griever’s role in a crisis period, and what that means for personal resilience.
Dr Kelsey Crowe is a professional empathizer: she knows exactly what to say and do when things go awful for someone she knows.
As a child Toni moved every two years. Each time she asked herself, “What new thing about me will I learn when I make this move?”
Team GB champion Liz Johnson didn’t swim a single stroke from the day she qualified for the Paralympic Games and the day she stood on the starting block in 2008 in Beijing.
What happens when you achieve the ultimate goal, but the world continues around you as if nothing’s happened? That’s the story in this episode of “The Resilient.”
Dr. Sue Black has had a remarkable year. But it wasn’t until she and I had a conversation that I discovered that her story was anything but a fairy tale.
A serendipitous meeting with a woman on a bus inspired attorney Alua Arthur to redirect her life in the direction of death and dying.
