Compassionate leadership: Resilience

Compassionate leadership: Resilience

Resilience is the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties, both physically and mentally, through a positive mindset and emotional awareness.

We must prioritise time and space to build our resilience.

This interactive resilience course will challenge the notion that resilience is about mental toughness and “grit”, but rather true resilience, which begins with compassion - understanding with positive action.

The course is centred around the inspiring and motivational experience of “Attacking the Hurricane”, which will give you the awareness and tools to:

1. Understand the sources of stress and energy-depleting activity.

2. Start the journey of self-compassion, and re-energise.

3. Create a positive mindset - turning threat into an opportunity.

4. Grow your individual and collective resilience.

Facilitated by Manley Hopkinson, highly acclaimed keynote speaker, leadership consultant and explorer/adventurer, you will discover a key insight into the subject of resilience, with excerpts from his online learning portal the 'Compassionate Leadership Academy' and his book on compassionate leadership.

Manley will share how both individual and collective resilience was needed to forge a team, as a skipper in the BT Global Challenge round the world yacht race, and in finding the self-compassion to help his 3-man team win the Magnetic North Pole inaugural race.

You'll find this course, inspiring and motivational, while also providing practical solutions to grow your individual and collective resilience.

"Attacking the Hurricane”

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What you will learn

• Students will challenge the notion that resilience is about mental toughness and “grit”, but rather true resilience begins with compassion.
• You will learn some powerful tools that you can use on a daily basis to build your, and your team's resilience
• Create a plan to apply the learning and develop your resilience

Rating: 5

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 1.5 hours

Instructor: Manley Hopkinson