Daeki Lee
Change at work and beyond comes at us faster and faster every week. We wake to new waves of uncertainty in the news and in our inbox. The human mind did not evolve to thrive in this context, and yet here we are, seeking meaning and achievement in an unnatural environment of our own creation. Behavioral science on performance and potential from the last few decades - the last ten years in particular, as the magnitude of uncertainty has become clear - lights the path forward.
In this series tailored for coaches, Gabriella Rosen Kellerman MD builds off the science in her book Tomorrowmind, co-authored with Prof Marty Seligman, on the meta-skills essential for success in our uncertain era of work. Learn from the original research Kellerman and Seligman and their labs have conducted for seven years on this topic to provide clarity on which psychological skills allow us to thrive and how to build them for ourselves and our clients. Go beyond the pages of Tomorrowmind into coaching exercises developed to bring science from the lab into the coaching conversation, and into the daily working lives of clients.