Today on the show I have Courtney Clark and we’re talking about resilience and why it’s important — she even covers the three steps of resilience, so get ready.
Here are a few highlights from our chat:
- Discuss what makes it so hard to let go of the plan sometimes
- Talk about other ways to get perspective
- Discuss the notion of challenge — specifically does going through challenge change people
About Courtney Clark
Courtney Clark is the luckiest unlucky person in the world. At age 26, Courtney beat melanoma. But five years post-cancer, routine follow-up scans detected an aneurysm in her brain. At the same time Courtney was dealing with her health crises, she founded the nonprofit Austin Involved as a way to connect young professionals to meaningful philanthropic opportunities. For her work in the community, Courtney has been honored with the Leadership Austin Ascendant Award, and was also recognized by Austin Monthly magazine as one of “20 in their 30s” and by GivingCity magazine as one of the “New Philanthropists.” Courtney received her Masters Degree in Philanthropy from Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota.