Building Resilience In An Ever-Changing & Challenging Environment
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Voices of Search // A Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Content Marketing Podcast
24 min
2 speakers
5 chapters
transcribed 29 days ago
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What is the main focus of today’s conversation on building resilience?
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Tasman has a focus on SEO strategies as well as empowering individuals. individuals and businesses to succeed and grow their personal selves online. Yesterday, Tasman and I talked about how to thrive through imposter syndrome. Today, we're going to continue our conversation by discussing building resilience in an ever-changing and challenging environment. Okay, here's my conversation with Tasman Solomon, the founder of Tasman Solomon Coaching and the SEO Mindset Podcast. Tasman, welcome back to the Voice of Search Podcast.
Thank you very much. Lovely to be here.
So yesterday we had an outstanding conversation about imposter syndrome, what it is, how to face it, that inner self-talk, the language we use with ourselves to build ourselves up when facing uh those those moments of self-doubt. An absolute outstanding episode. If you didn't get a chance to listen to it, please go back. Tasman's recommendations are very clear. They're they're organized and and I really genuinely want any SEO who who who's listening to this episode to go back and probably re-listen to some of those recommendations. They will help you, as all of us face imposter syndrome at some point or another. Those tactics are going to be incredibly valuable to persevering through it. Today we're talking about resilience, and we kind of ended our last episode on resilience.
In in in in our changing environment. And obviously, there's so much changing right now. We've got AI being thrown at us, more core updates in a year than you can imagine. We still have bosses and management that do not understand SEO. Some things don't change. So the reality is that there's change is almost inevitable. And and the concept of building resilience in that is critical to not only your professional success, but your personal success. Casmin, give us a little bit of context or perspective in this topic and and really where you see the challenges for the SEO community in building. their capabilities around resilience.
You know, I I was on a podcast talking about mental health with an SEO um agency owner. And the agency owner said a phrase that stuck in my mind. He said, Resilience is like an elastic band. The more you lose use it, the less give it has. You know, it just falls apart. And I challenged him on that and said, No, maybe resilience is like a muscle. The more you use it, the stronger it gets, if you feed it the right stuff. And by that it is optimism, it is chatter, which we've talked about before. So if you say, Oh no, you know, I've got that wrong again, or they um didn't like my recommendations again, or you keep on saying that. You're more like an elastic band. I feel like we glamorize failure. So we talk about, oh you know, that actor he was rejected seventy times before he got to that blockbuster or that author's book was rejected
fifty times or whatever the story, you know, we glamorize it. To go through it is a very different story. You know, when we're going through it, it hurts. So being able to say to yourself, okay, I wanted to go and do some public speaking and that time, you know, I forgot my words or I did this and I did that.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main focus of today’s conversation on building resilience?
0:00–6:11
2
How does Tazmin define resilience – elastic band or muscle?
6:11–10:13
3
What self‑questioning techniques can boost personal resilience?
10:13–16:04
4
Why is purposeful service important for developing resilience?
16:04–20:34
5
How are SEO professionals adapting to rapid industry changes?
20:34–24:39