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025 Maintaining Resiliency in the Face of Stress and Adversity with Susan Drumm

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01:44 – Michael introduces today’s guest, Susan Drumm who speaks to the origin story of her organization Meritage Leadership Development

09:20 – Michael and Susan reflect on the impact of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic

12:47 – Building resilience in the face of adversity, stress and anxiety

25:33 – The importance of effective delegation and the OURS system

29:30 – Susan speaks to the many assessment tools that she utilizes in her work with leaders

33:37 – Michael and Susan speak to their unique experiences as growth and leadership coaches

38:34 – Where listeners can follow Susan

40:00 – Michael thanks Susan for joining the show and where listeners can find his Functional Team Scorecard

TWEETABLE QUOTES

“I would say it’s more critical than ever that leaders spend time engaging with their team in this [remote] format because people feel isolated.” (10:11)

“What I was curious about is what makes some leaders able to handle stressful situations more gracefully while others just get their buttons pushed and become reactive or lash out. And, is it innate? Can it be learned and, if so, how?” (15:58)

“I recently heard a statistic that the average life expectancy for a police officer after they retire is ten years. Think about that. Because of the wear and tear from such high stress situations that they’ve had to deal with, the toll that’s taken on their bodies without the ability to build the resilience, can really make a difference.” (23:15)

“The way you think drives your actions.” (26:50)

RESOURCE LINKS

Michael’s LinkedIn

Michael’s Website

The Functional Team Scorecard

Susan’s LinkedIn

Meritage Website

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01:44 – Michael introduces today’s guest, Susan Drumm who speaks to the origin story of her organization Meritage Leadership Development

09:20 – Michael and Susan reflect on the impact of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic

12:47 – Building resilience in the face of adversity, stress and anxiety

25:33 – The importance of effective delegation and the OURS system

29:30 – Susan speaks to the many assessment tools that she utilizes in her work with leaders

33:37 – Michael and Susan speak to their unique experiences as growth and leadership coaches

38:34 – Where listeners can follow Susan

40:00 – Michael thanks Susan for joining the show and where listeners can find his Functional Team Scorecard

TWEETABLE QUOTES

“I would say it’s more critical than ever that leaders spend time engaging with their team in this [remote] format because people feel isolated.” (10:11)

“What I was curious about is what makes some leaders able to handle stressful situations more gracefully while others just get their buttons pushed and become reactive or lash out. And, is it innate? Can it be learned and, if so, how?” (15:58)

“I recently heard a statistic that the average life expectancy for a police officer after they retire is ten years. Think about that. Because of the wear and tear from such high stress situations that they’ve had to deal with, the toll that’s taken on their bodies without the ability to build the resilience, can really make a difference.” (23:15)

“The way you think drives your actions.” (26:50)

RESOURCE LINKS

Michael’s LinkedIn

Michael’s Website

The Functional Team Scorecard

Susan’s LinkedIn

Meritage Website

  continue reading

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