Podcast appearances and mentions of richard citrin

From Wiener Dogs to Dropping Out of High School to Going into Business 100% for Myself   This edition of Ask Me Anything was such a blast to do with my new podcasting BFF, Richard Citrin.   Richard, if you don't remember from my previous episode with him, helps people successfully navigate the inevitable happenings of life. Whether they are wins or failures, he helps his clients learn essential lessons and see opportunities for growth.    Richard's study of resilience and leadership, along with his many years as a psychologist, business entrepreneur, and corporate healthcare leader, prepared him to advise and support global and local corporate and nonprofit organizations, educators, medical professionals, and individuals to find their most extraordinary talents and use them for their success and to better the world.    Richard did an excellent job preparing a balance of personal and business questions for this Ask Me Anything. This episode is sure to be as much fun to listen to as it was to record!    It starts off with a bang as we discuss how I discovered my love for weiner dogs, why I dropped out of high school, and how I decided to fully bet on myself and go all-in with my own business.   Resilient from the Very Start    I have no idea why my kindergarten teacher said this to my mom, but she said, "You could put Lisa out in the world by herself right now, and she would survive." I have this innate resilience to just figure stuff out when I want to do something or don't want to do something. That trait was present when I was 5, and it really showed itself again when I needed to start working at 18. Another example was when I wanted to open my first Telus dealership and further my career. That figure-it-out-no-matter-what attitude is really what makes or breaks an entrepreneur.    Art: The 1 Credit Keeping Me from a High School Diploma    For the longest time, I thought I wasn't creative because the one credit I never took to finish high school was art. It's not that I'm not creative. I call creativity strategy. Strategy is about figuring out the best way to shorten the distance to help somebody get to where they want to be. I see how to position and package someone's potential and bring it to life for them.    Is AI a Threat to Creative Businesses?    Richard asks about how I expect AI to affect business and entrepreneurs. As someone who has adopted a few AI programs already into my business, I believe that AI is not going away, but it will not replace human connection or human creativity. AI is only as useful as the prompts and guidance someone gives the program. Plus, just as we all got Zoom fatigue during and after the pandemic, we're still going to crave human connection, creativity, and guidance that AI will never replace.    This was such a fun and valuable episode! Give it a listen, and be sure to subscribe and share.    What's In This Episode How Lisa came to be obsessed with dachshunds  Why Lisa dropped out of school and her start in retail Lisa's successful career in business, including owning a Telus dealership Creativity as strategy and its value in entrepreneurship Why Lisa started She Talks Business    What To Do Next Visit lisalarter.com/e157 for all resources from this episode.

Ready to turn your stress business setbacks into growth opportunities? Ever feel like setbacks and stress are holding you back from your consulting or coaching potential? What if they could be your greatest asset? On this episode, you'll hear from business psychologist Richard Citrin on how to thrive in the face of adversity and BECAUSE of adversity. Discover strategies for not just managing stress but preventing it and not just bouncing back from struggles but bouncing forward to the next level of success. Tune in and learn how your setbacks can become your superpower! WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE: 0:01:02: The surprising link between resilience and long-term success – and why bouncing back from setbacks isn't enough 0:03:57: Richard's 3-part resilience framework is a game-changer for using life's big struggles to your advantage. 0:19:36: The psychology behind the resilience of 9/11 heroes – and how to apply the principles to your consulting/coaching practice 0:25:12: The sneaky resilience myths that actually trigger MORE stress and block your growth 0:44:29: The #1 strategy behind a resilient mindset and what you REALLY need to bounce forward in the face of adversity (chances are – it's not what you think it is!) NEXT STEPS: Thanks for listening. New episodes drop every Thursday. Make sure you hit the follow button to get notified. If you prefer video or want closed captions, you can watch all my episodes on YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/c/BetsyJordyn If you're on LinkedIn, come say hi! https://www.linkedin.com/in/betsy-jordyn/ Learn more about Richard's resilience consulting, coaching, keynote speaking and books at https://www.richardcitrin.com/ MORE RESOURCES FOR YOU: Get free consulting and coaching tools, and templates at resources → https://www.betsyjordyn.com/downloads Need help getting clear on what you do as a consultant or coach and the messages that resonate with your ideal clients? Learn more about my VIP brand-building services → https://www.betsyjordyn.com/ If you enjoyed this episode, please leave me a review!

It's Hardwired Into You.   If you've ever felt defeated, like you shouldn't have even started your business or taken on that project, or maybe you just can't get over grief in your personal life, then you need to listen to this week's special guest, Richard Citrin, an expert on resilience. Richard views and talks about resilience in a way I hadn't considered before, where resilience isn't a skill to acquire but rather a muscle all of us already possess. We discuss how to practice growing this resilience muscle and how to overcome and prepare for those challenging situations life inevitably throws at us.  Richard Citron is a psychologist, business entrepreneur, and corporate healthcare leader with a PhD and an MBA. He helps people successfully navigate challenging seasons in their lives. Richard helps his clients learn the essential lessons and opportunities for growth in wins or failures in their lives. Richard's study of resilience and leadership prepared him to advise and support global and local, corporate and nonprofit organizations, educators, medical professionals, and individuals to find their most extraordinary talents and use them for their success and to better the world.  The 4 Components of Resilience  When considering resilience in terms of human behavior and how we address stressful situations,  Richard considers it our ability to effectively plan for, navigate successfully in real-time, and bounce forward from challenging and difficult events, so we learn and grow from them.  Practical Tips to Do More Than Survive   Richard and his wife lost two adult children in a relatively short timeframe, so they know personally what it's like to face grief and embrace resilience. Richard's advice when it comes to feeling like you're only surviving is to embrace your community and get professional help. Let your friends, family, and everyone else in your support system help you and don't isolate yourself. Getting professional help, such as therapy, will also help you understand your mental state more and help you move toward a healthier, manageable balance of emotions.  The silver bullet for resilience and overcoming extreme emotions is mindset, Richard says. Prepare for adversity by having a positive mindset and intentionally spending time doing what makes you happy.  I am so grateful to Richard and his wife for overcoming their tragedy and finding ways to help others deal with tragedies and challenges in their own lives. If this episode was insightful and eye-opening to you, please leave us a review and share it with those who may need it right now.    What's In This Episode Anticipating and preparing for triggers  Handling overwhelming life changes  Surviving as a critical aspect of resilience Community and professional support  Importance of mindset    What To Do Next Visit lisalarter.com/e155 for all resources from this episode.

Leadership development is a significant aspect of any organization that strives for growth and success. The ability to lead and inspire a team toward a common goal is a critical skill that can make or break a company.  Today we have Richard Citrin, a best-selling author from Pittsburgh, USA, who wrote the book "Strategy Driven Leadership: A Playbook for Developing the Next Generation of Leaders" and "The Resilience Advantage" to talk about his personal journey and career, including his experience as a psychologist and a successful business owner, as well as his expertise in leadership development and organizational consulting. Richard also discusses his approach to bridging the gap between business psychology and entrepreneurship.  00:33- About Richard Citrin Richard Citrin is the author of Strategy Driven Leadership: A Playbook for Developing the Next Generation of Leaders. He is also the author of The Resilience Advantage. He was recognized as “Champion of the Year” by STANDING FIRM. He has been named to the Million Dollar Consulting Hall of Fame. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

Leadership development is a significant aspect of any organization that strives for growth and success. The ability to lead and inspire a team toward a common goal is a critical skill that can make or break a company.  Today we have Richard Citrin, a best-selling author from Pittsburgh, USA, who wrote the book "Strategy Driven Leadership: A Playbook for Developing the Next Generation of Leaders" and "The Resilience Advantage" to talk about his personal journey and career, including his experience as a psychologist and a successful business owner, as well as his expertise in leadership development and organizational consulting. Richard also discusses his approach to bridging the gap between business psychology and entrepreneurship.  00:33- About Richard Citrin Richard Citrin is the author of Strategy Driven Leadership: A Playbook for Developing the Next Generation of Leaders. He is also the author of The Resilience Advantage. He was recognized as “Champion of the Year” by STANDING FIRM. He has been named to the Million Dollar Consulting Hall of Fame. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

In this episode, we’re giving you a special preview of the local podcast we host out of Vaco’s office in Steel City, The Leadership Café. During each episode, our hosts Michael Couch and Richard Citrin talk to extraordinary people who are leading remarkable businesses across Pittsburgh. Today, Michael and Richard speak with the creator of Eco Islands, Colin Lennox.

Welcome to The Leadership Cafe is Vaco's newest podcast, organized by the Pittsburgh office. Hosted by co-authors Dr. Richard Citrin and Michael Couch of 'Strategy-Driven Leadership: The Playbook for Developing Your Next Generation of Leaders.' This podcast is dedicated to having conversations with CEOs and Founders of local businesses. Discussing what tactics that take as a leader during difficult times and improve their profits. Our first guest is Colin Lennox, CEO of EcoIslands, LLC. A Pennsylvania company whose mission is to construct and provide Metal Removal Unit technology to deal with a multitude of acid mine drainage and water pollution loads.

Today we have a special episode with two guests! Richard Citrin is the president of Citrin Consulting, author of The Resilience Advantage, an international consultant, leadership coach, and organizational psychologist.  Michael Couch is the president of Michael Couch and Associates with 30 years of experience as an internal organization effectiveness consultant combined with Business Unit P&L and Operations Management experience.  Together they co-authored the book Strategy Driven Leadership.   Richard and Michael tell us how they came together to write the book to find matching their background and experience was beneficial to their clients and each other.  We learn how they divided the writing duties, had multiple publishers interested, and why they chose their publisher they did.  During the interview, we explore their goals, expectations, and the effects of getting their book on the market had on their consulting.   Three Key Takeaways: How thought leaders can come together to co-author a book. What thought leaders should ask their publisher before signing with them. What thought leaders can expect from a publisher in terms of marketing and sales support.

Right now is about the time we all need to build a ton of resiliency! We're all worried about our health, families and businesses. Richard Citrin has deep experience working with leaders of all sizes of companies to build resiliency and people skills. Richard has great insight and strategies to help you become more resilient and emerge from the current Covid-19 pandemic stronger. You gotta watch to find out. Go to www.citrinconsulting.com for more details.

Richard Citrin, Ph.D., MBA brings more than 25 years of business leadership and consulting experience to his clients and their organizations. Michael A. Couch has years of experience building work cultures that have a positive impact on the bottom line.

Richard Citrin bridges the gap between business, psychology and entrepreneurship. He draws on his deep experience as a health care entrepreneur, clinical psychologist, corporate executive and leadership coach to present his insights and ideas in a practical and powerful manner that creates real change and success for his clients whether they are corporate executives or the small businessman trying to grow his or her enterprise.     His unique perspective on leadership, talent development and how we learn and grow from challenges is based on the idea that by using our strengths, talents and skills, and by aligning them in a purposeful and powerful manner, real change occurs. Richard shares his insights in his writings, coaching and speaking.      After building and successfully selling his health care business to a national healthcare company, Corphealth, Richard moved into their senior leadership ranks where he assisted them in a turnaround endeavor by developing award winning programs in behavioral health and wellness that led Corphealth to be acquired by Humana Healthcare. From there, Richard was recruited to one of the nation’s largest healthcare systems at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center where he was on a leadership team that doubled their revenue in a 5-year period from $750 million to $1.5b.      After 12 years of corporate work, he decided to return to solopreneurship and opened his own corporate consulting practice focused on executive and leadership coaching and where he has worked with national and international clients.  Richard has written over 30 professional articles and has been quoted in the New York Times, Forbes and Fortune magazine. Richard has written three books. His first was part of the National How to Get A Job in (name your city). In 2016, he wrote The Resilience Advantage which changed the way people think about stress and their ability to respond to it. His newest book, co-written with Michael Couch, and just released in 2020, is Strategy Driven Leadership which discusses the failures of leadership development programs in corporate America and how organizations can effectively develop the next generation of leaders.   https://thomsinger.com/podcast/richard-citrin

Moderate stress is a natural and unavoidable part of life. But high stress that’s sustained over time can lead to serious physical and mental illness. The world health organization has said that high stress is a new health epidemic. It estimates that workplace stress costs American businesses more than $300 billion a year. Stress clearly is ruining employees, lives, and employers’ bottom lines. In this podcast, Dr. Richard Citrin, psychologist and author of The Resilience Advantage, will discuss what's behind today's high-stress levels and provide an approach to help employees address stress while helping employers build more resilient workplaces, including: Why stress in the United States has reached crisis levels How stress can impact workplace cultures How employers can assess workplace stress levels How resilience strategies can help employees deal with unavoidable stress About The Guest: Richard Citrin Ph.D., MBA  is a clinical and organizational psychologist,  facilitator and leadership coach. He has worked with American Airlines, FedEx, PNC Bank, Goodyear Tire and Rubber, LANXESS Corporation, The University of Pittsburgh, Penn State University, Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway, The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank and many other large and small organizations. Richard’s book, The Resilience Advantage, details a new approach for addressing personal and organizational challenges in the workplace. Richard is a frequent speaker and media contributor who has published more than 30 articles and who has appeared in Forbes, Fortune, and the New York Times. Visit: www.citrinconsulting.com

If You Don't Use It You Lose It We throw the word "stressed" around like it's a decent excuse for why we retreat within ourselves or cop an attitude with others. Similarly, when our performance in the weight room, on field, or at work is lackluster we often blame it on stress. Dr Richard Citrin…

Join me for thought provoking conversation with Richard Citrin and Sheila Collins, partners in work and life, and authors, speakers, and consultants in the field of resilience. Rich's expertise is in organizational and leadership resilience, while Sheila focuses on the personal side of resilience. Together, these experts offer us a unique view into the gifts, growth, and empowerment that healthy resilience can bring into our lives.

When you deliver value to people and show them that you are there to help solve their problem, you create connections and build relationships that get you opportunities you may have otherwise missed. As an organizational psychologist, Richard Citrin follows this concept because he knows that consultancy is a business of relationships. Richard has always shared his values of contributing and giving back to the community. He was able to leverage those connections because people already know that he can do a good job, and so they are more than willing to help him along the way. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Consulting Success Community today: consultingsuccess.com  

When you deliver value to people and show them that you are there to help solve their problem, you create connections and build relationships that get you opportunities you may have otherwise missed. As an organizational psychologist, Richard Citrin follows this concept because he knows that consultancy is a business of relationships. Richard has always shared his values of contributing and giving back to the community. He was able to leverage those connections because people already know that he can do a good job, and so they are more than willing to help him along the way. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Consulting Success Community today: consultingsuccess.com  

When you deliver value to people and show them that you are there to help solve their problem, you create connections and build relationships that get you opportunities you may have otherwise missed. As an organizational psychologist, Richard Citrin follows this concept because he knows that consultancy is a business of relationships. Richard has always shared his values of contributing and giving back to the community. He was able to leverage those connections because people already know that he can do a good job, and so they are more than willing to help him along the way. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Consulting Success Community today: consultingsuccess.com  

119 The Advantage of Resiliency in Your Life with Richard Citrin URL: http://julieannsullivan.com/richard-citrin/   Summary When was the last time you considered your resiliency? Today’s guest Richard Citrin, founder of Citrin Consulting, speaks with us about the power of knowing your own resiliency. He is the author of, The Resilience Advantage. Everyone has stress in life. What you might not realize is that you are hardwired with the resiliency to overcome it.  You have the ability to empower yourself to go beyond stress. Richard Citrin founded Citrin Consulting after an early career on Wall Street.   There he experienced a poor management style and destructive workplace practices. Richard also came to realize that the typical approach to “managing stress” was flawed.  He saw how many people move into victimhood.  He just he knew there must be a better option to properly manage and address the challenge or adversity and stress within our lives. More information about Richard Citrin: Richard has been a consultant, entrepreneur and lead in small and large companies alike. Richard is a licensed psychologist and works directly with organizations and corporations alike to help them improve their workplace and ultimately the lives of their employees.   You’ll discover: What happens when you choose to apply resiliency to your stress and not victimhood. A good way to get into a mindful state. The importance of recognizing that poor management and destructive workplaces lead to stressors that can be effectively dealt with. A better way to address challenge, adversity and stress in your life. What happens when you properly manage the stressors in your life both professionally and personally.   Interview Links & Other Resources Visit Citrin Consulting Follow Richard Citrin on LinkedIn Follow Richard Citrin on Twitter Check out the Citrin Consulting Blog Check out Richard’s book The Resilience Advantage Businesses That Care on C- Suite Radio iTunes – Subscribe, Rate and Review

In this episode, I interview Dr. Richard Citrin. Not only is Richard a Resilient, he is also a fellow resilience researcher. In this episode, we talk about how Richard has learned how to use the skills and tools of Resilients from firsthand experience and what you can do to use these same skills to create more resilience in your life.To learn more about Dr. Richard Citrin, you can go to his website here: http://www.citrinconsulting.com/To read Richard's book (I highly recommend it), you can purchase it from Amazon, here: http://amzn.to/2xsK5jU

In this episode, I interview Dr. Richard Citrin. Not only is Richard a Resilient, he is also a fellow resilience researcher. In this episode, we talk about how Richard has learned how to use the skills and tools of Resilients from firsthand experience and what you can do to use these same skills to create more resilience in your life.To learn more about Dr. Richard Citrin, you can go to his website here: http://www.citrinconsulting.com/To read Richard's book (I highly recommend it), you can purchase it from Amazon, here: http://amzn.to/2xsK5jU

Dr. Keener is a board-certified psychiatrist passionate about applying neuroscience in non-traditional settings to help families and adolescents. He set out to work with "kids and brains" 20 years ago and never looked back.   Matt completed his medical training and residency in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, where he served as Chief Resident of Research. He subsequently undertook a postdoctoral research fellowship in Pediatric Neuroimaging Research under an NIH grant fellowship, studying brain systems/circuits that form our sense of self in bipolar disorder, depression.   Fascinated by big waves, however–and believing that applying neuroscience outside traditional routes could have a broader impact for good–in 2012, he jumped into the wave of healthcare innovation. He co-founded Emodt, a company quantifying emotion through language. LIke 99% (yes, that's the actual number) of digital health startups, Emodt didn't make it as a stand-alone business, but the team did have a win in helping one of the world's largest pharmaceutical firms create their first non-drug digital health tool to be launched in 2016, presently in pilot testing.   In 2015, wishing to put all this experience into serving adolescents and their supporters, Dr. Keener began assembling Blackbird Health as a way of delivering a supportive health framework for those in greatest need.   Book Recommendation Ready Player One by Ernest Cline   Matt’s Challenge; Notice and pay attention to friends who are letting you know that they are struggling. Make an effort to reach out and affirm them.   http://www.goingdeepwithaaron.com/podcast   Connect with Matt Facebook Twitter Website   If you liked this interview, check out episode 140 with Richard Citrin where we discuss resilience and how to deal with stress.

Richard Citrin, Ph.D., MBA brings more than 25 years of business leadership and consulting experience to his clients and their organizations, focusing on using a practical and pragmatic approach to his work.   His unique perspective on leadership development, talent management and resilience is based on the idea that by using strengths, assets, and skills, and by aligning them in a purposeful and powerful manner, real change occurs.   Early in his career, Richard worked on Wall Street where he loved the excitement and pace of the financial world, but he also saw how the impact of poor leadership, underutilization of employee capabilities and management overconfidence led to destructive workplaces. His observations helped him decide to pursue a Ph.D. in psychology.   Following his academic work, Richard began his business career. He built a successful healthcare business in the Dallas/ Fort Worth Metroplex in the 1990’s that he successfully sold to a national healthcare company. Richard oversaw multiple aspects of this acquisition and merger and helped the company develop new product lines that led to a tripling of valuation and their eventual purchase by one of the nation’s largest healthcare companies.   Richard’s Book The Resilience Advantage: Stop Managing Stress and Find Your Resilience   Book Recommendation Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance by Angela Duckworth   Richard’s Challenge; Congratulate anyone who has lost their job. Practice being actively constructive.   Connect with Richard LinkedIn Twitter Website   If you liked this interview, check out episode 88 with Sunny Lenarduzzi where we discuss gratitude, YouTube, and Snapchat.