Thriving in the Change Storm

How to Build Resilience and Happiness

Are you struggling to cope with all the changes that are happening in the world today? Are you wondering about surviving self-isolation? Or how to cope after losing your job or being ‘stood down’ due to Coronavirus?

Have you ever looked at other people and wondered how they seem to move through life without a worry in the world? How are they so happy, and so resilient, when your life feels like it’s falling apart? Why are they surviving self-isolation just fine, while you hate it?

Are you wondering ‘What’s the secret to reducing stress in my life and building resilience?’

The good news is that there’s no secret. There are some easy things you can do to become more resilient, even in today’s crazy, hectic world.

And here’s the best news, along the way you may also reduce your levels of stress and bring happiness and balance in your life!

Get your free guide and workbook to build a happier and more resilient life!

Your FREE Step-by-Step Guide to Building Mental Strength

The first step to making change in your life is understanding why we do the things we do. Read our guide and do the activities to understand yourself better, then learn what makes some people more resilient than others and how you can make some simple changes in your life to build resiliency.

This research-backed advice will lead to decreased stress, and help you live a happier and more resilient life.

Surviving self-isolation? Coping with change? Job loss? We’re all going through the same Change Storm, but no matter what you’re dealing with, this free workbook will help you build a more resilient life!

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Why Should you Listen to me?

Hi, I’m Marie, and change and resiliency are my jam.

I started my career in journalism, working with The Canberra Times and USA Today, before working in public affairs and advising top executives in times of crisis for some of the world’s largest tech and financial services companies, both in Australia and abroad.

I also had a successful volleyball career, representing Australia as a junior and senior, and earning a scholarship to a Division 1 college in Virginia, America, and captaining the NSW Women’s Volleyball team in the Australian Volleyball League.

I thought I had resiliency down pat, but then I had a motorbike accident that nearly took my life and my leg, and my world fell apart. So I began researching how people cope with major life changes to find out why some people are really good at dealing with whatever life throws at them, while others struggle. I have conducted interviews with people all over the world who have been through major change in their lives to find those answers. I am now a mental health advocate and like to share my findings and tools with people around the world.

P.S. That’s you!