Today we welcome an amazing guest, Amy Schoenthal, journalist, marketing consultant, and the author of "The Setback Cycle." Amy brings to the table her rich experience and insights on how setbacks, often perceived as obstacles, can actually be the catalysts for groundbreaking personal and professional growth.   In this enlightening discussion, Amy shares her journey and the defining moments that led to her groundbreaking work. We explore her interviews with a diverse array of leaders and entrepreneurs, uncovering the universal nature of setbacks and how they often lay the foundation for remarkable achievements. From her encounters with figures like Senator Mazie Hirono and Tory Burch to her personal experiences, Amy illustrates how setbacks are not just challenges to overcome but opportunities for creative rebirth and resilience building.   But this episode isn't just about stories of success; it's a deep dive into the psychology and neuroscience behind setbacks. Amy explains how these moments rewire our brains, fostering creativity and agility. We also touch upon the human design aspect, discussing how understanding your personal design can guide you in navigating through setbacks more effectively. For entrepreneurs and anyone facing challenges, this episode offers a new perspective on setbacks, shifting the narrative from hindrance to opportunity.   Don't miss this transformative conversation that might just change your view on setbacks and help you harness them as powerful tools for growth.   Stay connected with Amy:

• Preorder Amy's book and learn more about what she does at thesetbackcycle.com
• Follow her on Instagram @amysho
• Follow her on Linkedin

 

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