“Resilient Optimism offers something more than just inspiration. It offers a practical way to stay grounded without becoming cynical, and hopeful without being naïve. When the world feels loud, fast, and frayed at the edges, that may be exactly the kind of optimism we all could use.” – Psychology Today
Decades of research show that optimism is one of the most powerful predictors of happiness, performance, and success. But when it evaporates, mental clarity, morale, and health all suffer. Feeling optimistic is easy when life is good. The real challenge is in sustaining it through uncertainty, setbacks, and pressure—when we’re tired, overworked, and worried for the future.
On October 15, renowned positive psychology researcher Michelle Gielan will join us to discuss the thinking behind her new book, Resilient Optimism. Drawing on the latest neuroscience and her work with thousands of leaders worldwide, she will reveal the repeatable behaviors that sustain optimism under pressure.
