The Energizer Blog

Eileen McDargh shares her thoughts as you seek to keep a team focused and engaged.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg left us but her legacy continues on. What three lessons can we learn from her?

When the head and the heart aren’t engaged in meaningful ways, it’s exhausting to try & find what will jump start our our interest in life.

Can you see life as a journey and not a destination? If you can then events that are so unsettling can be transformed into opportunities.

Learn how awe expanded people’s feelings of well-being, altered decision making in positive ways and reduced stress!

You can never grow a garden—a business—unless you plant seeds. You know the seeds: ideas, talent, and investments.

In thes crazy, confusing times, having a simple metaphor to serve as a model for growing our business can be helpful. My instruction comes

Join Eileen as she shares a family story about selling fireworks until along comes Edith Pickles.

Reframing is to look at what is in front of us and walk around it—getting a different perspective—seeing what is possible versus impossible.

Learn how the Chilean Mine disaster can teach us lessons even four years after the rescue.

Trader Joe’s has always been innovative. Learn what they are doing during the pandemic to help their customers stay safe and well fed.

Fourteen of my colleagues in the resiliency arena (plus me) bring you a wide variety of strategies to survive and (yes) THRIVE.

Billions in the bank might create a luxurious lifestyle but it won’t keep your muscles toned, your heart operating at optimum efficiency, or

Father Hendrick encourages the sharing of his uplifting message.

Learn how to control your time in a way that matters to you and your family,

But if YOU don’t take control of what you accept in those 24-hour blocks called a day, your life will vanish before your eyes. Notice that w

Learn the resilience steps you can try to stop panicking and start healing.

There’s a wonderful Stephen Sondheim song, Anyone Can Whistle.

Everyone expects something from you. Your boss wants that project on his desk on Friday. Your husband wants you to pick up the dry cleaning.

Anyone in the audience when I have given my presentation, “Radical Resilience”, knows that I believe action is the antidote for anxiety.