Beyond Resilience: Shatterproof

with Tasha Eurich

The Change Signal with Tasha Eurich

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What if the pain you’re pushing through is actually the data you need; resilience programs are burning billions on the wrong problem; and there’s a psychological theory that could transform your change work, but almost no one in business knows about it?

Here’s the uncomfortable truth: we’re living in a “chaos era” of chronic, compounding stress that our bodies weren’t designed for. Traditional resilience — that “bounce back” mentality — was built for isolated crises, not the relentless multi-domain pressure your people face daily.

As a change leader, it’s time to go beyond resilience … for you, your team, and for the people who you’re inviting through change.

Dr. Tasha Eurich’s new book “Shatterproof” challenges the foundation of how we approach resilience.

She reveals why 95% of large organizations are investing in resilience programs that aren’t working. The real issue? We’re ignoring three fundamental human needs rooted in Self-Determination Theory: confidence, choice, and connection.

When these needs get frustrated, people develop “shadow” behaviours that sabotage your change efforts. But there’s a four-step process to help your people become “shatterproof” — not just surviving change, but growing forward through it.

This isn’t about adding more wellness programs. It’s about fundamentally reimagining how transformation actually works in the human psyche.

About Tasha

Dr. Tasha Eurich is an organizational psychologist, researcher, and New York Times bestselling author. She’s the author of Insight and Bankable Leadership, and her new book, Shatterproof, challenges conventional wisdom about resilience. She’s been named one of the world’s top 50 thinkers in leadership, and her TEDx talks have been viewed over 8 million times.

tashaeurich.com
Tasha’s New book: Shatterproof: How to Thrive in a World of Constant Chaos
Tasha’s Resilience quiz

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