Once upon a time, life was a ball. You got up on the sunny side of the bed, greeted the day, and you kept moving with the flow like a pro. Bad things hit you and caromed off like you were rubber because they didn't affect you. You were in control, and the new book ……….

Recently, a CEO said to me in our coaching session, “Why does this have to be this hard? I feel like I have been a good enough human to deserve an easier path without so much pain and difficulty.” I said, “You are absolutely right about everything you just said.

I’ve spent two decades researching the neuroscience of resilience. While traveling the world and sharing my research, parents would often come up to me and ask, “How can I use your findings to raise resilient kids?”

Resilience is often defined as the ability to “bounce back” after facing difficulty. Yet, drawing on more than two decades of research, executive development roles within Fortune 500 Companies, and personal experience, Dr. Taryn Marie Stejskal has ……….

The ideal existence of recent years, born of a desire to stay afloat in this world, is resilience. We know we need resilience to get through and remain buoyant. But where does resilience come from? Is resilience an inherent character trait, or do we acquire it?

Writer and poet Maya Angelou, who faced many challenges in her life, said, “I can be changed by what happens to me. But I refuse to be reduced by it.” That is a powerful statement and guide for treating adversity as a gift, an opportunity to emerge stronger than before. So often,……….

For the past three years, the word “resilience” has cropped up countless times in conversations, books, TV ads and on social media. It’s been used so much that Arianna Huffington deemed it the word of 2020 — followed by ‘resilience+’ in 2021 …………

Dr. Taryn Marie is the #1 international expert on resilience, in both leadership and life, whose mission is to positively impact the lives of 1 Billion people, through the concepts of resilience, by 2030. She is recognized as a leading global authority on resilience ……….

Dr. Taryn Marie is uniquely focused on enhancing resilience in leadership and in life, to allow people to bring out the best of themselves each day. She is the author of “Flourish or Fold: The Five Practices of Particularly Resilient People”, which is ……….

Taryn Marie Stejskal, PhD, is being recognized by Continental Who's Who as a Distinguished Executive in the Professional Coaching industry, and in acknowledgment of her work at the Resilience Leadership Institute.

I recently had the opportunity to ask Dr. Taryn Marie Stejskal, Founder and Chief Resilience Officer of the Resilience Leadership Institute, a few questions about what it takes to build resilient cultures. I think you’ll find her answers below to ……….

Any definition I write of myself, I write in pencil; I will be revising, defining and undefining myself, as a life-long process of finding myself. Today, I see myself as a deeply empathetic woman who has a heart to be of the service to the world through my work on ……….

As business leaders navigate a rocky reopening and the care of a workforce stressed after months of forced remote work, one word that keeps coming up in my conversations with executives is resilience. They know resilience is important ………….

What can we do to be more resilient at this moment as we look at an illness that has completely different rules than any of us have seen in our lifetime? In order to be resilient during these turbulent and ambiguous times, The Five Practices of Particularly Resilient People ……….

The holidays are upon us. Cue readying for the season’s (at times, frenetic) festivities with shopping, cooking, decorating, etc. Yet. The holidays are underleveraged as a highly influential time to create change in our lives, especially as ……….

As a writer, I have researched many top professionals across the country. I came upon a piece by Taryn Marie Stejskal, Ph.D. and was fascinated with her work. I reached out to her with a Q and A about relationships and how to stay resilient when a relationship ends.