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How To Be Resilient During Pandemic: Dopamine, Motivation And Tenacity

Our next session on Resilience During a Pandemic – How does dopamine actually work to motivate you? How can you control this to maintain persistence and tenacity during the pandemic? Let’s explore!

Stress, worry, information overload… If there was ever a time when we need resilience, it is now.

Driven specializes in helping people assess and build personal resilience. Simply, the more resilient you are, the better you can handle a situation like the coronavirus pandemic and support those around you.

Personally, I want to help you be resilient during this time. That’s why I’m launching a series of free online workshops.

In thisg workshop, we’ll investigate:

  • Dopamine and the neuromechanics of plasticity

  • Identifying the impact of the pandemic

  • Strategies for motivation and persistence

  • Do live Q&A

A recording of the workshop is available below. Enjoy!

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