Dan Diamond: Resilient podcast

Dr. Dan Diamond, author of Beyond Resilience, on the movement to purpose

Whether during a time of crisis or in everyday life, a person’s mindset can have a significant impact on a given situation or issue. A scarcity mindset, for example, can create silos within an organization as individuals or groups look out for their own interests. But an abundance mindset—believing that there are enough resources and success to go around—can encourage a team to reach out and find improvements among groups.

Dr. Dan Diamond, author of Beyond Resilience, TED^x Rainier speaker, family physician, award-winning educator, and principal of NogginStorm LLC, joins Deloitte Risk and Financial Advisory’s Mike Kearney to discuss the importance of mindset in transitioning from being victim-centric to hero-centric, how to do great work even when resources are scarce, and the benefits of practicing gratitude.

The world’s changing. I always have the right to choose how I’m going to respond. It’s not about me. I will do anything I can to make the other people successful around me.

Diamond is also a recipient of the president’s Volunteer Service Award, the American Red Cross “Real Hero” award, and the Washington State Governor’s Award of Excellence. You can hear more from him on www.dandiamondmd.com or by following him on Twitter, LinkedIn, or Facebook.

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