Resilience: The Art of Failing Forward | Sasha Shillcutt, MD, MS, FASE | TEDxUNO

In this talk, Sasha covers how when we are vulnerable in sharing our professional (and personal) failures, we become more resilient. We allow ourselves to learn from our mistakes, we open diversity in solutions by talking to others, we avoid failure blindness, and we release self-shame. She discusses how perfectionism leads to burnout, through our inability to accept that failure is part of growth. This talk will encourage resilience and inspire the audience to see failure as a path to resilience. Sasha K. Shillcutt, MD, MS, FASE is a tenured Associate Professor and the Vice Chair of Strategy and Innovation in the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC). Sasha is a board-certified anesthesiologist, is a testamur in the Special Competence in Adult Echocardiography (ASCeXAM), and has certification in advanced perioperative echocardiography (Advanced PTEeXAM) through the National Board of Echocardiography.
Sasha is a wife, mother, physician, clinical scientist, national educator, writer, and speaker. In 2016, Sasha was awarded the national American Medical Association's "Women Physician‚ Inspiring Physician Award" by her peers.
Sasha’s greatest passion is empowering and encouraging others to achieve wellbeing in their professional and personal lives. Sasha speaks frequently to health care executives and physicians on the topics of professional burnout, resilience and gender equity. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@theleadershipproject]

Love this Dr Shillcutt. Resilience is all about letting go, resetting and moving on. We pause, reflect, learn and then move forward.

[@malden894]

Perfection is the enemy of joy. This is a wonderful talk about resilience and the embrace of failure. Way to go Dr. Shillcutt!

[@barbarareid387]

Thank you for such a moving talk on resilience. Applying it to my life will connect me to our world.

[@christynelson6605]

I needed this so much! Thank you Dr. S for blazing a trail for all of us in our great profession that are coming behind you! You are an inspiration!

[@EktaShah82]

More in things I needed to hear. For years and years I’ve tried to run from my vulnerability Bc of ptsd I’ve suffered due to trauma status post familial abuse. It affected me and I fell and fell hard to point of going numb in medical school and I continued to suffer. Finally forced into a therapists office. Your post hits home Bc I’m finally finding all those vulnerabilities coming to the surface.

[@julieblake7157]

So glad I watched this today. Thank you Dr Shillcutt.

[@lploch175]

Love this!

[@veganchaatparty]

Wow!!! Thank you so much !!!!! Super beautiful message and super awesome!!!

[@alicehorrell2212]

A great talk on resilience!

[@mimihousing2525]

Thank you for helping me moving forward

[@Sammielouise2891]

I loved this story, thank you for your story xx

[@Matthew8473]

This is a well-done piece. A book I read with comparable themes had a significant impact on my life. "Rising From Within: Unlocking Your Innate Power to Conquer Adversity" by Vincent Starling

[@junebreeze5620]

Awesome!!

[@DrUnachukwu]

Excellent talk!

[@retrospect3-2-15]

I love it, always get back on the bus. That's the moral of the story in life!

[@suolangj3503]

Thank you! " Fail forward , and remember to get on the bus. "

[@ytc378]

Salute 👏

[@terrafornopizzaovens]

Bravo

[@danabullock2036]

Good talk

[@NazleyD]

❤

[@ghazikutbi3206]

Wow

[@ashuetrx]

Simple & amazing !! Just get on the bus just do what fears you or what is making you anxious .... Eat that frog

[@Chanesmyname]

Get on the bus, what a good way of putting the point.

[@jkovert]

O I feel so empowered. LOL