Ep 175: Organizational Psychologist Dr. Tasha Eurich on Moving Beyond Resilience and Becoming “Shatterproof”

Whitney Putnam

Global Leadership Network

Whitney Putnam is the Vice President of Marketing at the Global Leadership Network. She is passionate about men and women working together to expand their influence so that many more people come to know Jesus. As a builder, Whitney cares deeply about building healthy and holistic communities of people, from the team she has the joy of working with at the GLN to those in her neighborhood. She is a well-respected leader and innovator having served as an executive leader at several global non-profits. She’s a mom to three little girls and married to a tall redhead named Michael. They can most often be found dancing in their kitchen and occasionally sprinkling confetti in greeting cards, all while living in Dallas, Texas.

David Ashcraft

Global Leadership Network

David Ashcraft is President and CEO of the Global Leadership Network, as well as President of The Advantage, a leadership collaborative serving pastors in Pennsylvania. As Senior Pastor of LCBC in Pennsylvania for 32 years, he helped grow weekly attendance from 150 people to a combined average of more than 22,000.

Dr. Tasha Eurich

The Eurich Group

Dr. Tasha Eurich is an organizational psychologist, researcher, and New York Times best-selling author. As Principal of The Eurich Group, she uses science to help successful executives achieve dramatic personal and organizational change. Globally recognized as the top self-awareness coach and organizational culture expert, her clients include Google, the NBA, IBM, and the White House Leadership Development Program. Eurich has written two books: Bankable Leadership, which debuted at #8 on The New York Times bestseller list, and Insight, which famed Wharton professor Adam Grant calls one of the three books he recommends most often. Her work has been featured in Harvard Business Review,The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and her TEDx talks have been viewed more than seven million times.