93. How "Do-Over Days" Give Us Another Chance at Our Best with Jacob Green

When faced with hardship, one can either succumb to it or learn from it and use it to overcome and improve. For Jacob Green, it was his traumatic brain injury that gave meaning to his life and directed him to his purpose. A nationally recognized leadership, crisis management expert, and author of the Amazon New Release Best Seller “See Change Clearly, he took what was his rock bottom and shifted to a growth mindset which he would later share with others who could connect to his situation. And it all started while volunteering for the Turkey Hotline!Another value-bombed episode so make sure you tune in until the end to get all the nuggets! [00:09 - 11:33] Opening Segment   Welcoming Jacob to the show Finding leverage in the power of adversity: Jacob’s story and how he survived his traumatic experience [11:34 - 19:15] Your Setback Is Your Greatest Comeback What inspired Jacob to keep going forward and create a mission Find purpose and meaning in an ordinary task Service to others is being selfish [19:20 - 37:43] From Survive to Thrive   Resilience: Coping and thriving amidst crisis Shifting to a Growth Mindset from fight or flight mode Train your team to have the right mindset. Ask the right questions The Do-Over Day strategy Want some positivity? Explore The Goodness Exchange (see link below) [37:44 - 57:33] How to Win in Life The one factor that sets apart the winning team from mediocre Shared values and complementary skills  What is Cognitive Diversity Building a foundation of trust with coworkers that stands through difficult situations [57:34 - 1:05] Closing Segment How vulnerability deepens the human connection Final words   Quotes:   “Forces beyond your control can take away everything you possess except one thing, your freedom to choose how you will respond to the situation.” - Victor Frankl   “No matter what is s