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Live Happy Now

Finding Strength in Your Struggles with Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe and Deborah Heisz

Live Happy Now

Live Happy LLC

Mental Health, Health & Fitness:mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.7522 Ratings

🗓️ 11 November 2024

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Resiliency plays a crucial role in how we recover from setbacks, solve problems, and navigate our personal and professional relationships. This week, we’re sharing an episode of our sister podcast, Built to Win, from the leadership team at Neora. Live Happy CEO Deborah Heisz, who also is co-CEO at Neora, sits down with Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe — an author, speaker, and educator who specializes in workplace well-being — to tell us how to cultivate everyday resiliency and what it can do for us. In this episode, you’ll learn: Robyne’s inspiring personal story that led her to discover resiliency. Practices we can use to become more resilient. The important role hope plays in weathering life’s storms.

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0:00.0

Thank you for joining us for episode 494 of Live Happy Now.

0:08.8

This week, we're doing something a little bit different by sharing an episode from our sister podcast, Built to Win.

0:15.6

In this episode, Live Happy CEO and Neura co-CEO, Deborah Heise, sits down with Dr. Robin Hanley Defoe to talk about

0:23.8

resilience. Robin, who's an author, speaker, and educator, specializes in workplace well-being and is a

0:31.0

sought-after expert on resilience. She shares her inspiring personal story and tells us about the

0:37.1

practices we can use to become more resilient in both our personal and professional lives.

0:42.3

Let's have a listen.

0:43.8

Welcome, Robin.

0:45.1

Oh, I'm so excited to be here.

0:46.6

Thank you for the invitation.

0:48.0

So I think it's fair for our listeners to get an idea of why this is your focus of study.

0:52.8

I mean, I've heard your story, and it's fascinating

0:54.3

to me. Share with us a little bit about how'd you start getting in the resilience space.

0:59.0

So my journey into being somebody who studies human resiliency and performance was definitely

1:03.8

not linear. I was somebody who experienced a lot of adversity during my adolescent season.

1:09.1

It was a very, very dark season. I really struggled

1:12.8

academically. And I think what happened so often is when we struggle academically, we start to

1:17.5

struggle socially as well. And it was just this really difficult time for myself and my family.

1:23.6

And I was very fortunate, though, because my, gosh, my family loved me so hard, but helplessly.

1:28.9

But eventually we got to that point where my family decided to relocate.

1:32.5

And we moved to a new community where I was able to do the work.

1:36.4

I was able to get clean.

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